Category: Theatre – Scripted

  • Midnight Confessions

    Midnight Confessions

    NOTE: This review will not contain spoilers Sometimes the arts are great because they showcase a myriad of talents that could have easily gone unearthed. Sometimes they resonate with you, putting into words all the things you sort of knew but never had the vocabulary to express. And sometimes, they offer a fresh perspective, something… Read more

  • Hamlet – One Hour

    Hamlet – One Hour

    NOTE: I have never seen Hamlet – Five Hours It’s very strange for me to have watched two Shakespeare plays in one week, both with wildly different approaches. Hamlet – One Hour, directed by Jo Marsh, is a futuristic dystopian take on the classic Shakesperean tragedy. The modernisation of the show is largely in its… Read more

  • The Tragedy of Julius Caesar

    The Tragedy of Julius Caesar

    I’ve seen a lot of attempts at making Shakespeare accessible to the modern era. Maybe they set it in a new country, maybe they retell it from a minor character’s perspective. There seems to be a consensus that the problem with Shakespeare is the language, and so people tend to shy away from the thous… Read more

  • Your Body Is A Wasteland

    Your Body Is A Wasteland

    CW: Illness, Suicide, Body Horror, Death, Swearing Note: This review will not contain spoilers. I have a friend. His name’s Sai and for as long as I’ve known him, he’s been in pain. I always admired his tenacity, and his ability to smile and be endlessly positive, and I made sure he knew that. I… Read more

  • Two Girls One Gun

    Two Girls One Gun

    Note: This review does not contain spoilers. Risk is inherent in anything we do. At any point, things can go wrong for any little thing. You could spill your tea walking over to the computer to write a review. You could accidentally blind a performer with a laser pointer they’ve given you pre-show. You could… Read more

  • Boys and Girls at the School Silent Disco

    Boys and Girls at the School Silent Disco

    At the core of any conflict, there is a fundamental rift in idealogies. Choosing to hold steadfast to your guns or to yield your position depends on your ego, and whether or not you end up friends at the end of it all depends on how much of it you’re willing to put aside. Only… Read more