Category: VAULT Festival
Review: The Noble Nine, VAULT Festival
The delightfully daft The Noble Nine at the VAULT Festival asks what happens when people like The…
Review: Salaam, VAULT Festival
There’s something really quite delicately compelling about the story Sara Aniqah Malik’s Salaam is telling at the…
Review: VELVET , VAULT Festival
VELVET proves a powerful piece investigating #MeToo from a gay perspective at the VAULT Festival “People say…
Review: Blue Departed, VAULT Festival
Serafina Cusack’s beautifully poetic Blue Departed at the VAULT Festival marks her out as a writer to…
Review: Lola, VAULT Festival
Lola is a striking debut play from Hannah Nixon at the VAULT Festival “You can’t stop someone…
Review: Sorry, VAULT Festival
The joy in improv is being right there in the room and with the comedians of Sorry,…
Review: Open, VAULT Festival
Christopher Adams and Timothy Allsop’s Open at the VAULT Festival is exactly the kind of fresh, forward-thinking queer…
Review: Thomas, VAULT Festival
Thomas at the VAULT Festival is a gently lovely little thing which quietly does more to represent neurodiverse…
2019 VAULT Festival – 20 shows to see
With less than a week to go before the 2019 VAULT Festival opens, I wade my way…
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