Performance & Physical
One Act Festival - Lost Theatre
The LOST Theatre Company has run the One Act Festival each year for the past 28 years. This event offers the chance for participants to air their work on the London fringe in front of an appreciative audience of industry professionals and friends. All
Accidental Festival - Roundhouse
Now in its eighth year, the Accidental returns to the Roundhouse with the best work from emerging and established artists with an un-missable line up from cabaret to puppetry, dance to live art, theatre to poetry. Shaped by those who apply, the four da
The Drowned Man: A Hollywood Fable - Punchdrunk - National Theatre
Step into the world of Temple Pictures where the Hollywood studio system meets a forgotten hinterland filled with dreamers who exist at the fringes of the movie industry. Here, celluloid fantasy clings to desperate realism and certainty dissolves into a h
Brighton Festival: We're Gonna Die, Studio Theatre, Brighton Dome, Brighton
A cross between a live music gig and a Lena Dunham-esque monologue, this confessional piece from the New York-based Young Jean Lee's Theater Company has the hip format to match its confrontational title.
The Contents of a House - review
Step through the door of Brighton's Preston Manor and you step into a lost world.
Brighton Festival: The Contents of a House, Preston Manor, Brighton
"You'll die in hospital with wires all over you," says Peter Reder, looking us each in the eye as we stand around a four-poster in the bedroom where Lady Ellen Stanford was born and died.
HighTide Festival: Pastoral/Moth/Neighbors, Various venues, Halesworth, Suffolk
The HighTide Festival, held in a picturesque corner of Suffolk, is now in its seventh year.
Hightide Festival 2013
The HighTide Festival returns to Halesworth, Suffolk for a seventh year from Thursday 2– Sunday 12 May 2013 to present an exciting and vibrant programme of new theatre, platforms and free events.
The Girl With No Heart, The Warren, Brighton Fringe
Have the galloping, whinnying heroes of War Horse inspired a new generation of theatre-makers?