"It Felt Like I Was Coming Home": A First Timer's Account of the Importance and Impact of VAULT Festival
Entering the VAULT Festival is like stepping into a small pocket universe.
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Quick Questions: Morag Davies of Relish Theatre on New Show ACID'S REIGN and the Vital Importance of VAULT Festival
Acid's Reign is a sustainable drag-cabaret play from Relish Theatre, exploring the queerness of nature, and how the climate crisis impacts LGBTQ+ communities.
Quick Questions: 'It's an Incredibly Supportive and Inclusive Festival'. Adam Scott-Rowley on New Play YOU ARE GOING TO DIE and VAULT Festival
The creator of the award-winning THIS IS NOT CULTURALLY SIGNIFICANT is bringing a brand-new surreal meditation to VAULT Festival to caution us all of our impending annihilation.
Review: QUEERSTORY THE MUSICAL, VAULT Festival
Queerstory the Musical is a fantastic show that is both hilarious and informative.
Review: THE FRESHWATER FIVE, VAULT Festival
The Freshwater Five is a show that may have a powerful message, but it is buried beneath layers of confusion that are never unravelled.
Interview: Composer Frank Wildhorn on the Evolution and Enduring Appeal of BONNIE & CLYDE
BroadwayWorld had the chance to sit down at the Garrick Theatre and talk with Frank Wildhorn, the composer of Bonnie & Clyde.
Review: LOVE IN, VAULT Festival
Stepping into the VOID (a literal shipping container) for Love In is like entering another world.
Review: IT'S A MOTHERF**KING PLEASURE, VAULT Festival
It’s A Motherf**king Pleasure is a brilliant commentary on disabilities and the arts and fully deserves the recommendation made by Lyn Gardner, even though she hasn’t even seen the show.
Review: THE SODOMITE, VAULT Festival
The Sodomite is a fun show that will amuse audience members through song and story, especially those who grew up Catholic and feel ostracised from the religious community.
Interview: Writer and Actor Rosalie Minnitt on Feminism and Comedy in her Play CLEMENTINE at VAULT Festival
Clementine is a one-woman show about Lady Clementine, a woman who “sets off on a quest to solve the mystery of her ill-fortune” when looking for love.
Review: THE WHOREING TWENTIES at VAULT Festival
As someone named Kat in her twenties and living in the 20s, I thought it would be interesting to review Kat and Kat Comedy’s The Whoreing Twenties.
Review: HUMMINGBIRD, VAULT Festival
Hummingbird is a funny yet serious work that sometimes attempts to move into the world of surrealism but works better as a realistic piece.
Interview: James Patrick Davis Discusses the New West End Interpretation of OKLAHOMA! at Wyndham's Theatre
BroadwayWorld recently had the opportunity to talk with James Patrick Davis, who will be playing Will Parker at Wyndhan’s Theatre production of Oklahoma!, opening 16 February.
Review: VILLAIN, INTERRUPTED, VAULT Festival
Villain, Interrupted is a fun show that gives the “villains” a chance to shine while also looking at the psychology in a world in which those who have powers are feared, separating the world into “us versus them”.
Review: CRIMINALLY UNTRUE: AN IMPROVISED TRUE CRIME DOCUMENTARY, VAULT Festival
Criminally Untrue: An Improvised True Crime Documentary is a hilarious show that will leave you wanting more from PillowTalk Theatre.
Review: FILM CLUB - AN IMPROVISED COMEDY, VAULT Festival
Film Club - An Improvised Comedy is a show that may have been better with a more enthusiastic audience and a funnier genre of movie, as the “conmen thriller” really failed to get many laughs from the crowd.
Review: LA VOISIN, VAULT Festival
La Voisin is a fantastic prototype of what could be an incredible show.
Review: LOCOMOTIVE FOR MURDER: THE IMPROVISED WHODUNNIT, VAULT Festival
Locomotive for Murder: The Improvised Whodunnit is a quick and funny show that will have you laughing at jokes made up on the spot.
Review: QUEER PLANET, VAULT Festival
Queer Planet is a fun show that will leave audiences feeling proud to be a part of the strange species known as humanity.
Review: CALIGULA AND THE SEA, VAULT Festival
Caligula and the Sea blew my expectations out of the water, pun fully intended.
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