The Jewish people have more history than most. They have been kicked out of country after country, and murdered by politicians seeking a scapegoat or by monarchs seeking to escape debt. Opportunities to settle must seem quite...
Read MoreIf Manchester International Festival (MIF) has any raison d’être, this has to be it. Without MIF’s commission, this fine piece of work would not exist. It reminds me of another commissioned piece I saw at Manchester’s Royal...
Read MoreLast night I dreamt I went to watch live theatre again. But it was just a Dream. And by Dream, I mean an online interactive live theatre experience where actors don motion capture suits and move and speak into an empty space....
Read MoreRiz Ahmed’s critically acclaimed album, The Long Goodbye Livestream Edition, takes a close-up look at the break-up of a toxic relationship with the country you call home. It blends storytelling, music, archive footage and...
Read MoreWith the pervasive smell of brick dust hanging in the air and the stage curtained off with projections mapping Kublai Khan’s kingdom, we embark on a tale of empire. Invisible Cities is a mesh of contemporary dance, projections,...
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