★★★★★ Physical theatre performed this well is rarely seen and when combined with breath-taking originality, theatrical verve and laugh aloud wit, the production delivers a stunning assault on the senses. Gecko Theatre’s artistic director Amit Lehav believes in allowing productions time to grow and his shows have a long gestation period.
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★★★★★ Using a stage bare apart from an occasional hay bale, and with a simple backcloth behind which the company perform lightning quick costume changes, Living Spit demonstrate what you need to create a great show.
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★★★★☆ Director Emma Rice, the outgoing artistic director of Shakespeare’s Globe has co-adapted the piece with writer Joel Harwood and it arrives in Bristol in a fresh production following appearance in the Globe last winter.
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★★★★☆ You will be hard pressed to find a better show this Christmas. Now we are all friends of Dorothy . . . .
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★★★☆☆ It’s the time of the year for Christmas shows and this includes the Wardrobe Theatre’s alternative offering. This time the unlikely mash up is between Quentin Tarantino’s 1992 film Reservoir Dogs and Andrew Lloyd-Webber’s musical Cats, based on the writing of TS Eliot . . . Fans of the festive fusion will not be disappointed.
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