Senior Theatre Critic PHOEBE LUCKHURST doubts herself, but gets past that and then doubts this production instead. A lot.
KIERAN CORCORAN treads a thin line between sophistication and sophistry as he assesses a slick and sharp new satire.
LAURIE COLDWELL ponders Czech whispers, pigs and streams of consciousness. There’s a review in there somewhere too.
JOE BATES finds Jeff Carpenter’s Dido and Aeneas so bad it’s not even so-bad-it’s-funny.
JAKE ALDEN-FALCONER likes his cheese all mixed together – like a musical fondue. Truly Medley Deeply provide.
HELEN CARRIE would rather bump n’ grind than see a play which is like The Inbetweeners, but angsty and bad.
Theatre Editor KIERAN CORCORAN gets lost in the woods late at night. And likes it.
SUZANNE BURLTON: ‘When I see Sarah Kane, I want to be covered in pig’s blood or deafened by the screams of a thousand damned souls. And I left untouched.’
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Kieran Corcoran
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