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Remnants of a tatty cornfield which has clearly seen better days fill the height of Curve’s studio to set the scene for Paul Kerryson’s revival of Sam Shepard’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play. It’s macabre drama interlaced with moments of uncomfortably dark … Continue reading →
17. November 2011 by lizzbrain
Categories: Regional, Reviews, Uncategorized |
Tags: Curve, Matthew Kelly, Matthew Rixon, michael beckley, Paul Kerryson, review, Sam Shepard. Buried Child |
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It’s a bold statement for a critic, but I would happily watch Slava’s Snowshow every day. Never have I experienced such an extraordinarily beautiful piece of work. Well, except perhaps the last time I saw it. This magical piece of … Continue reading →
29. September 2011 by lizzbrain
Categories: Reviews, Touring, Uncategorized |
Tags: clowns, London, review, Slava, snowshow |
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Ragtime is an epic story with a large company – little wonder that it’s rarely-performed. Now that very phrase – “rarely-performed” – often implies that it’s not very good. But that’s certainly not the case here. And it’s hats-off to … Continue reading →
19. September 2011 by lizzbrain
Categories: Reviews |
Tags: Barr, Flaherty, Landor, McWhir, Ragtime, review |
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