Best of BE FESTIVAL Luke Davies 15/04/2016 BE Festival is an annual celebration of boundary pushing international work within theatre, dance, comedy, circus, music, visual and performing arts. ...
BU21 Luke Davies 13/04/2016 BU21 imagines the possibility of a major terrorist attack in London. Terrorists acquire a surface-to-air missile, and from a discrete location in Vaux...
Wail Luke Davies 10/04/2016 Wail is a product of the Big Ideas project, run by Nuffield Theatre - which pairs artists with academics in the hope of nurturing creative responses t...
People, Places, Things Luke Davies 26/03/2016 The experimental psychiatrist R.D. Laing once argued that what is widely regarded as mental illness is in fact a rational response to an irrational si...
The Truth Luke Davies 18/03/2016 Alice and Michel are having an affair. Their respective partners, Paul and Laurence, are also having an affair - although it is not until the final mi...
I See You Luke Davies 14/03/2016 Ben is a nineteen-year-old university student living in South Africa. Born after the Apartheid and having lived abroad for several years, he has “norm...
Correspondence Luke Davies 12/03/2016 It’s 2011 - a young man has just immolated himself in Tunisia and the Arab Spring is kicking off across the Middle East. Meanwhile in Stockport Ben wr...
Table Top Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet / King John / As You Like It Luke Davies 06/03/2016 Forced Entertainment turn 30 this year. The Sheffield based company have a reputation for making boundary defying work: from concept-driven durational...
The Various Lives of Infinite Nullity Luke Davies 20/02/2016 The Various Lives of Infinite Nullity imagines the afterlives of its three protagonists following their gruesome suicides. One is a sexual deviant una...
The Devil Speaks True Luke Davies 20/02/2016 The Devil Speaks True is a reworking of Macbeth told from the point of view of Banquo. Like Complicite’s The Encounter (on at the Barbican this week) ...
