An evocative queer Lear reimagining
This production propels us not into the distant Celtic past of Britain, but to an impending dystopian future. Thankfully, queerness is normal in 2125.
Theatre review
A sizzling spectacle of contrast and transformation
What a treat! I've never felt theatre so viscerally and physically as I felt this.
A charming asexual wedding night
My enduring memory of the show is Greg's constant smile. He is intoxicated with love, and it is written all over his face.
This show breaks plates but heals my heart
I have never been so deeply moved by a piece of theatre. "Breaking Plates" deserves to be seen far and wide. It is a story for the ages – a perfect modern-day fairy tale!
A surReal look into the creator's mind
"Real" daringly blurs the line between the creator and the creation. The script drags in places, but bursts of energy help to recollect the audience's attention.