Category: VAULT Festival
Review: SORRY, VAULT Festival
Improv group SORRY team up with Andrew Hunter Murray for a fricking hilarious night at the VAULT…
Review: Heroine, VAULT Festival
Lizzie Milton’s insightful and amusing deep dive into folklore comes up with the goods in Heroine at…
Review: LAD, VAULT Festival
Equal parts hilarious and horrific, One Duck’s LAD puts laddishness under the spotlight at the VAULT Festival…
Review: Ride, VAULT Festival
With Ride at the VAULT Festival, I remain convinced that Bottle Cap Theatre are the future of…
Review: She Is A Place Called Home, VAULT Festival
Esohe Uwadiae’s debut play She Is A Place Called Home shines a light on Nigerian culture through…
Review: STAGES – a video game musical, VAULT Festival
STAGES – a video game musical is a bold new musical pushing boundaries at the VAULT Festival “How…
Review: All Quiet on the Western Front, VAULT Festival
Incognito Theatre Company present a powerful and physical take on All Quiet on the Western Front at…
Review: Too Pretty To Punch, VAULT Festival
Some stunning animation work makes Too Pretty To Punch a powerful exploration of growing up trans at…
Review: V+15, VAULT Festival
Jo Sutherland’s V+15 strikes a rare duff note for me at the VAULT Festival “When we speak…
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