Sam Morrison: DUCK
Mad animal facts as metaphors for gay identity shouldn’t work, but absolutely does
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M.I.S. All Night Long
Bold and inventive dance sketches that perhaps overstay their welcome but certainly make an impression
Sam Morrison: DUCK
Mad animal facts as metaphors for gay identity shouldn’t work, but absolutely does
One-Man Poe
Less means more in a characterful interpretation of much-loved gothic tales
A Letter to Lyndon B Johnson or God: Whoever Reads This First
Boyish exuberance belies a wistful study of innocence lost
Sam Morrison: DUCK
Mad animal facts as metaphors for gay identity shouldn’t work, but absolutely does
Piano Afternoons: Susan Tomes plays Nocturnes
Sublime recitals lead the laudiences through a crepuscular ‘ballet of the moths’
M.I.S. All Night Long
Bold and inventive dance sketches that perhaps overstay their welcome but certainly make an impression
flights for future generations
Patient, poignant physical theatre, that in its best moments soars
Lawrence of Arabia and ME
Fascinating insight into one of the world’s most famous Arabists
The Song of the Ice
A stunning audio-visial experience and a meaningful opportunity to slow down during Fringe
Out There
The Truth is in here. A quintessentially Welsh film that’s conceptually all over the place
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Puccini’s Suor Angelica
London Symphony deliver a magnificent rendition of Puccini’s one-act opera
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The Song of the Ice
A stunning audio-visial experience and a meaningful opportunity to slow down during Fringe
dance
M.I.S. All Night Long
Bold and inventive dance sketches that perhaps overstay their welcome but certainly make an impression