BWW Review: RAWTRANSPORT™, VAULT Festival
Electrick Village brings technology to VAULT Festival, creating an all-encompassing 360 adventure that - quite literally - transports the audience to another dimension.
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BWW Review: THE FIRST, VAULT Festival
Rose and Simeon are approaching Mars while, back on Earth, Alisha and Marcus are hired as speech writers.
BWW Review: TUNA, VAULT Festival
In a small village, a girl is on her last police warning.
BWW Review: MIGHTY, VAULT Festival
With a loop pedal and tonnes of personality, Jack AG Britton addresses a strikingly under-explored subject: heightism.
BWW Review: MONSTER, VAULT Festival
As Joe is asked to prepare for a play about domestic assault based on Shakespeare's toxic males, his own relationships start to change.
BWW Review: LABELS, VAULT Festival
We all attach labels to people.
BWW Review: WHAT THE DOLLS SAW, VAULT Festival
The world's greatest dollmaker has just died and his family have come together to mourn the death of their father and husband.
BWW Review: REPUBLIC, VAULT Festival
The nation of Mars is finally free.
BWW Review: GORGON: A HORROR STORY, VAULT Festival
It's very hard to distillate horror and put it on stage.
BWW Review: IN MY LUNGS THE OCEAN SWELLS, VAULT Festival
Julie (Jenny Walser) and Simon (Jack Brownridge-Kelly) grew up in a small fishing village at the end of the world, in Cornwall.
BWW Review: THE LOST HOURS, VAULT Festival
On a morning in late January in 1989, Salvador Dalí was dying at the age of 84 after changing the art world forever.
BWW Review: PATRICIA GETS READY (FOR A DATE WITH THE MAN WHO USED TO HIT HER), VAULT Festival
Patricia has spent the past year recovering from an abusive relationship.
BWW Review: THE GRIM, VAULT Festival
VAULT Festival is notorious for its offerings of promenade and immersive shows.
BWW Review: LOST LAOWAIS, VAULT Festival
In Beijing, four expats at different stages of emigration are grappling with how Chinese society perceives them.
BWW Review: THE JOURNEY OF A WARLIKE MIND, VAULT Festival
Ana Luiza Ulsig brings the result of a nervous breakdown to VAULT Festival.
BWW Review: FIRST TIME, VAULT Festival
After an acclaimed debut in Edinburgh last summer, Nathaniel Hall is bringing his autobiographical one-man show First Time to VAULT Festival before heading off on tour to tell his story of shame and acceptance.
BWW Review: FRANKIE FOXSTONE A.K.A. THE PROFIT: WALKING TOUR, VAULT Festival
Young property developer Frankie Foxstone has her eyes on the Waterloo area.
BWW Review: SOMETHING AWFUL, VAULT Festival
Soph (Natalya Martin) and Jel (Monica Anne) love sitting in the dark reading creepypasta on the internet.
BWW Review: KUNENE AND THE KING, Ambassadors Theatre
An acclaimed classical actor is struggling with his terminal diagnosis while preparing for the role of a lifetime.
BWW Review: MACBETH, Wilton's Music Hall
The curse struck again on press night of The Watermill Theatre's London transfer of Macbeth, with Lauryn Redding (allegedly) dislocating both knees during Paul Hart's energetic opening.
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