★★★★☆ Cristina MacKerron and Chess Dillon-Reams are the Hiccup project: a Brighton-based comedy dance/theatre duo. With this show their aim is to attack and expose the ‘keep calm and carry on’ culture of modern life.
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★★★★★ This show was the first of Living Spit’s ‘historical comedy-theatre shows’ and was originally conceived, written and performed in 2012; apparently because Howard ‘looks a bit like Henry VIII’. . . fantastic fast-paced and funny show.
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★★★☆☆ Performance collective O&O have made a new piece of physical theatre that ‘explores the relationship between identity and appearance’.
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★★★★☆ Parody is nothing new in comedy circles. Ever since the Airplane movie in the 80s, and it’s like, film, TV and theatre have sought the comic gold at the end of the pastiche rainbow. Multi-award-winning trio Sleeping Trees have a stab at the Mafia genre in the first instalment of their “live movie trilogy”. . . The audience loved it and were treated to a thoroughly entertaining evening. Well worth a watch.
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★★★★☆ No one in the auditorium could be unfamiliar with the story of Dirty Dancing even if, like me, they hadn’t seen the film. The innocent young girl falls for the ‘wrong type’ whilst trying to do ‘right thing’ . . .
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