Devised and performed by Kym Vercoe, SEVEN KILOMETRES NORTH-EAST, commences as a quirky and insightful exploration of her love of travel and her numerous trips to the beautiful and troubled country of Bosnia. Tales of exotic characters, places and encounters …
Two directors – who to praise, who to blame?
Three writers, likewise, who to praise, who to blame?
Three performers all credited with writing the show. It’s a three way split and the divergence is palpable.
Play opens with an …
The various strands of Mary Shelley’s creation are stitched together well in this 1981 adaptation by Victor Gialanella. Whether it be a Gothic novel-style romance, a moment of truly violent horror, or a sci-fi laboratory scene, the script benefits from …
This can be called one of Shakespeare’s ‘problem plays’ as it is full of both intense psychological drama yet also is lyrical, rustic and has a romantic happy ending. In some ways it is almost in effect two separate plays, …