Category: VAULT Festival
Review: John Robertson – The Dark Room, VAULT Festival
Not for the shy or retiring, John Robertson: The Dark Room is inordinate amounts of fun “Ya…
Review: Brilliant Jerks, Southwark Playhouse
Strong performances bolster the occasional slightness of the writing in Brilliant Jerks at Southwark Playhouse “We’ve created…
Review: Remythed, VAULT Festival
Myths and legends are queered up magnificently in the frankly brilliant Remythed at VAULT Festival “Do you mind…
Review: The Net Kill, VAULT Festival
That it introduces the word ‘flimflaffle’ into the lexicon is all you need to know about how…
Review: The War Inside, VAULT Festival
Fancy 30 minutes of a sonic theatre experience in a shipping container, The War Inside can see…
Review: The Slow Songs Make Me Sad, VAULT Festival
Chloe Bezer’s The Slow Songs Make Me Sad is gently charming but surprisingly revelatory too at VAULT…
Review: Supernova, VAULT Festival
Stiff & Kitsch’s Supernova is an achingly truthful look at how tricky relationships can be at VAULT…
Review: Fanboy, VAULT Festival
Joe Sellman-Leava’s Fanboy is a sensitive yet entertaining look at fandom at VAULT Festival “I was just…
Review: Kites, VAULT Festival
Irish company LipZinc Theatre bring the skittish Kites to the VAULT Festival “We can always just make…
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