Icy Minnesota, two hapless fishermen, a series of slightly hallucinogenic brightly coloured distractions, a couple of kooky ice dwellers, and one “nice fish”. These are the essential elements of Mark Rylance’s new play, co-written with poet Louis Jenkins. It’s no accident that these characters find themselves on a shifting icy plain, a …
Wait… Did that just happen? Follow the Faun is a dream-like experience, which transports you physically and mentally from a black box studio space, to another world in mind, body and soul… where the world spins on its head and leaves you feeling disorientated, euphoric, carefree, slightly confused, sensual, …
As I approached the Hampton Hill Theatre last night, I was steeling myself for the second major human drama of the day so far. Unlike the unpredictable conclusion of an election day, Titanic at least has a dependably disastrous ending, which offered some small comfort… I have reviewed this performance …
