Category: VAULT 2023
Review: My Name Is, VAULT Festival
Haste Theatre’s My Name Is entertainingly revisits the tale of Anastasia at the VAULT Festival “Believe me…
Review: It’s a Motherf**king Pleasure, VAULT Festival
Flawbored’s bitingly satirical It’s a Motherf**king Pleasure is raucously brilliant success at the VAULT Festival “I am…
Review: Hildegard Von Bingen, VAULT Festival
Boldly creative, Hildegard Von Bingen is a highly atmospheric experience at VAULT Festival “If you would only…
Review: Hide and Seek, VAULT Festival
Zava Productions’ Hide and Seek takes a look at homophobic violence in small-town Italy at the VAULT…
Review: I Was A German, VAULT Festival
Highly inventive in its theatrical presentation, Clare Fraenkel’s deeply personal I Was A German is simply gorgeous…
Review: Emile and Emily, VAULT Festival
Tightrope Theatre’s Emile and Emily is a fascinating theatrical experiment in the making at VAULT Festival “Spag bol…
Review: Far Out, VAULT Festival
L Squared’s Far Out is the queer sci-fi comedy you really need in your life, playing at…
Review: The Unconventionals, VAULT Festival
The Unconventionals is an unconventional look at queer life in 1930s London at the VAULT Festival “Could…
Review: Right Dishonourable Friend, VAULT Festival
Metamorph Theatre and Enough Helen Productions’ Right Dishonourable Friend makes a pointed political statement at the VAULT…
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