A captivating, imaginative production that uses tiny particles to make big things possible.
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Review: The Crow’s Tale, Puppet Theatre Barge
This production is delightful at every level
Read More »Review: The Spider’s Thread, online
Take a moment for this piece of work.
Read More »Puppetry at the Pop-up Palladium, Online – Review
Excellent content but a rather confused show structure
Read More »Socks in Space, Edinburgh Fringe Online – Review
The most talented footwear you’ll see perform this summer
Read More »The Wolves in the Walls, Little Angel Theatre – Review
Wolves with a strong pedigree infest the Little Angel Theatre in a show that is great family fun full of excitement
Read More »The Water Babies, Puppet Theatre Barge – Review
The Water Babies is a visual delight more for the adults than the younger children
Read More »The Three Deaths of Ebony Black, Underbelly, Bristo Square (Daisy) – Review
A cute puppetry show with musical numbers
Read More »The Castle, Greenside @ Infirmary Street (Olive Studio) – Review
Taking on Kafka is always a challenge, so anyone attempting that feat always deserves admiration. Taking on the work he never truly completed is even more of a feat, but one that Old Dog Theatre do with enough imagination that, in general, is enough to suggest that it isn’t a lost cause to be so ambitious. That imagination is prominent from the opening scene. The majority of the cast take up duties as puppeteers, walking the central character, K, through ...
Read More »Frankenstein, Old Red Lion Theatre – Review
Pros: An original play with a largely female cast. Good use of props and set pieces to create the multiple locations of the play as well as nice use of puppetry. Cons: The issue of feminism wasn’t really explored despite the gender swap of the lead characters. It felt like the script could have done with an edit to make it more succinct as was a little meandering in places. Burn-Bright’s production of Frankenstein replaces the male scientist from Mary ...
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