
Return of the GODZ – Peacock Theatre | Review
Head First Acrobats know their audience. And, welcoming the Australian circus troupe back to the (appropriately named) Peacock Theatre with
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Head First Acrobats know their audience. And, welcoming the Australian circus troupe back to the (appropriately named) Peacock Theatre with
Return of the GODZ – Peacock Theatre | Review Read More »

In the disclaimer we sign before entering the promenade (though linear) site-specific production A Fugitive Thought, strobe lighting, smoke, and
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There was a time, deep in the pandemic, when Trygwe Wakenshaw’s website changed. A simple notice read “Trygwe Wakenshaw was
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It’s the funeral of a clown-dreamer. Not satisfied with being dead, he rises to float through the magical life and
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An angel is cast out of heaven; told he shall never return. He lands on Earth in a giant egg,
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The first thing to get clear is that Tom Gaskin has talent. It’s a big ask to sustain a one-man
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When I heard that Punchdrunk, the masters of site-specific theatre, had bought two large warehouses in Woolwich Arsenal, I was
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A clown sees a parrot, and wants to become one herself. It’s the sort of throughline you might expect from
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