“…There is some cleverly funny business involving balloons and childbirth and again a nice piece of mime about getting caught by a fishing hook…This is a pre-Edinburgh work-out for the company whose challenging theatrical cocktail of slapstick, surrealism and naturalism should, having found the right balance between those elements, find a natural home at the festival and a winning hand to show the festival-goers.”
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“3rd Stage is a dance company which provides a platform for performers from a range of backgrounds who find that dance is an important part of their lives and feel the need to express part of their being through the medium…The whole performance was one of variety of mood and style, elegance and anxiety, poise and commitment. The professional dancers were marked by great technique and the youth company by great enthusiasm and accomplishment….”
Read MoreThe Bristol Shakespeare Festival gets under way with an all male production of this Bard favourite from The Lord Chamberlain’s Men. A few murmurs of concern recently from highly respected actresses regarding all male casts have left a feeling that any such productions had best have something special to justify the gender bias.
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From the moment he bursts from his oversized metronomic contraption Robert Lloyd Parry’s time...
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In devising Bunbury is Dead, Christopher Cutting has come up with a wonderful idea. After all, if...
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