Interview: Callum Tilbury AKA Lady Aria Grey on Grey Widow, ‘It’s a punchy, joke-a-minute ghost story’
by Jim Keaveney. Written and performed by Lady Aria Grey (AKA Callum Tilbury), Grey Widow, playing at this year’s VAULT Festival,…
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Interview: Scram & Scrum on Hutchy the Hare, ‘Playful children’s entertainment with existential horror’
by Jim Keaveney. Scram & Scrum team Hutchy the Hare to VAULT Festival with performances beginning this evening in the festival’s…
Review: Pete Strong: Greenfinch, The Glitch at VAULT Festival ★★★★★
This review was originally published by The Understudy. by Jim Keaveney Poet and theatre-maker Pete Strong’s Greenfinch is full of poetry…
Interview: Rory Thomas-Howes on Con-Version, ‘We want people to understand the pain of the practice’
Shortlisted for the VAULT Five and Charlie Hartill Award, Paper Mug Theatre are bringing Con-Version, a genre-defying exploration of conversion…
Review: A Game Not Lost, Pit, VAULT Festival ★★★★☆
by Jim Keaveney. Isabella Leung as Ching Shih. Photo: Paradise Photo We are sitting with one of the most feared and powerful…
Review: Adam Riches is… ‘The Guy Who’, Crypt at VAULT Festival ★★☆☆☆
by Jim Keaveney In a return to the show that ran at Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2019, Adam Riches play the…
Interview: Marlie Haco on Good Day; “What it means to be human in a futuristic age”
by Jim Keaveney. Good Day, a darkly comic exploration of humanity in a world of artificial intelligence, opens at VAULT Festival later…
Interview: TAKDAJA on Fruits, or the Decline of a Distant Memory, “When things connect there is a spark in the gut”
by Jim Keaveney. Established in 2017, TAKDAJA is an international experimental theatre collective that explores the body and space as…
Interview: Alexander Knott on The Messiah Complex, “It’s terrifying and that’s the truth”
by Jim Keaveney. Opening at VAULT Festival next month, The Messiah Complex is a new psychological, philosophical thriller by Bag of…
Interview: Tzarini Meyler on KITES, “I was fascinated by their fragility versus strength”
by Jim Keaveney. Arriving at VAULT Festival next month, KITES explores the rite of passage from girlhood to womanhood in…