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Want the Moon present Shadows at the Tristan Bates Theatre

July 5, 2019 Last updated: July 5, 2019 4:08 pm By Peter Yates

Want the Moon present Shadows

Even the glasses are white. Shadows is set in a bar and the beer kegs, the cupboards, the crates, the cutlery, the wine rack and wine bottles, the limes (yes) and the mop and bucket are all spray-painted white which, in front of a black backdrop, makes for a very nice design feature (no credit on the programme). Ultimately, whether it helps us understand the narrative I’m not so sure. But it’s good to look at. I do think the production misses a trick though. The white surfaces are effectively … [Read more...]

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GRIP. by Scott Howland at Tristan Bates Theatre | Review

May 2, 2019 Last updated: May 8, 2019 5:29 pm By Chris Omaweng

Grip.

There are multiple issues facing Trev (Scott Howland), and there’s some commonality with Louise (Emily Brown), the latter having ‘lost’ her mother because her parents are divorcing, and the former actually losing his mother - that is, she has passed away. There are a number of narrative points that are left unresolved by the end of the show, but unusually this doesn’t detract from the main issues and themes that the play brings to light. When it comes to loss and bereavement there are various … [Read more...]

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