Category: White Bear Theatre
Review: AfterlifeOvertime, White Bear Theatre
Tom Kane’s ambitious AfterlifeOvertime launches his Liminal Cycle of play at the White Bear Theatre “I make…
Review: Generation Games, White Bear Theatre
Generation Games features a double bill of Michael McManus’ A Certain Term and Charlie Ross MacKenzie’s I F____n Love You at…
Review: We’re Few and Far Between, White Bear Theatre
Alexzandra Sarmiento makes a striking solo directorial debut at the White Bear Theatre with intriguing new play…
Review: Blue, White Bear Theatre
Peter Hamilton’s brand of spiritualism might not do it for me but I suspect Blue will find…
Review: Forsaking Others, White Bear Theatre
John Patterson’s new play Forsaking Others at the White Bear Theatre asks how well do we really…
Review: Us, White Bear Theatre
Throwing contemporary city-dwelling coupledom under the spotlight, Us is an incisive new play at the White Bear…
Review: Don’t Send Flowers, White Bear Theatre
Emily Garside’s Don’t Send Flowers leaves me a little frustrated at the White Bear Theatre “People don’t…
Review: Gay Generations, White Bear Theatre
Gay Generations showcases a double bill of Michael McManus’ A Certain Term and Charlie Ross MacKenzie’s I…
Review: On Cloud Nine
Semi-autobiographical in nature and stream-of-consciousness in form, monologue On Cloud Nine wrestles with some big issues “Apparently…
