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Review: The Messiah Complex, VAULT Festival
An intriguing exploration of the age-old conflict between science and faith.
Read More »Interview: Who Wants To Live Forever?
Marlie Haco on directing Good Day
Read More »Mr Quinn’s Radio Theatre, Network Theatre – Review
The hidden location is fun to find, but unfortunately the performance had a shambolic quality that wasn’t entirely intentional.
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We’re delighted to have teamed up with Mr Quinn's Radio Theatre to bring you the opportunity to win a pair of tickets to their latest show at the Network Theatre in Waterloo, London.
Read More »In the Kingdom of the Blind, Network Theatre
Brian McMahon, Charlie Howitt and Kit Spink. Directed by Andrea Brooks, Tracy Collier, Steve Hudson, Zois Pigadas, Jason Warren★★ Pros: Strong performance by Kit Spink who delivers an absorbing monologue during the play. Cons: The play jumps around from main plot to subplot, without any structure. It is not clear why the three characters have shunned modern life to sit shivering in a tent with a small ration of jaffa cakes.Our Verdict: Lack of clear purpose lets the play down. ...
Read More »Dr Faustus, Network Theatre
Christopher Marlowe, adapted by Bernie C. Byrnes Director Bernie C. Byrnes ★★★ Pros: The themes of the play (the corruption of power and the struggle between personal morality and worldly temptation) are acutely condensed into an intelligent view on the faults of society today. Cons: While the actors clearly understood the play inside out and presented an impressively cohesive and entertaining piece in half the usual rehearsal time, it did lack a certain polish. Our Verdict: This play as a ...
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