Innovative look at the world of online gambling with the message "don't get hooked"
Author: John Chapman
Tom, Dick & Harry (Review)
A real life adventure told with wit, flair and some stunning movement sequences
Rome 3000 – Julius Caesar (Review)
Political and environmental turmoil echo the present and prefigure the possible future
Dog/Actor (Review)
Reblogging this review as this touring show is currently playing The Etcetera Theatre as part of the Camden Fringe before heading up to Edinburgh
Steven Berkoff’s work, and indeed the man himself, has always had the ability to divide the crowd but his work is invariably recognisably distinctive. It has even led to an adjective being coined in his honour – Berkovian. This is used to describe the eclectic mix/hodgepodge (take your choice) drawn from practitioners like Artaud and Brecht, using an extreme physicality and mime techniques and combining aspects from genres as diverse as Japanese Noh/Kabuki, British music hall and ancient Greek drama all topped off with a healthy dollop of Shakespeare. Much of this, and more besides, is evident in a touring production of two of his shorter pieces Dog/Actor being mounted by Threedumb Theatre. I caught up with the pairing in (for me) far flung Wimbledon as part of their Fringe Festival.
The production has been developed over a number of years, with a previously planned tour banjaxed by the pandemic…
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Hand Of God (Review)
High energy assault - particularly on the ears
101 Dalmatians (Review)
This children's classic is mostly barking up the right tree
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