Blood Wedding at the Flight Path Theatre

Certain images recur again and again in the work of Spanish poet and playwright Federico García Lorca: moons, doves, flowers, sleepwalkers, dark rivers. There’s a symbolic quality to his work, a search for a deep language in which

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‘swim’ at Carriageworks

Swim is the Griffin Theatre Company’s first production away from its home at Nimrod Street which is currently undergoing major refurbishment. The venue isa theatre within the excellent, multi disciplinary  arts venue  Carriageworks.

Swim takes us in to the world …

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CUT CHILLI @ THE OLD FITZ

Photo credit is Phil Erbacher.

Where I found entitlement” parapraxes local politician and adoptive father of a Sri Lankan orphan musing on an alleged ashram visit. It’s an enlightening malapropism, illuminating the self serving councilman’s principles and passive white

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TOO HUMAN @ KXT THEATRE ON BROADWAY

Teenagers struggle with a complex, diverse and changing circumstances. They have friends and peers to impress, family to ridicule and depend on, insecurities to mask with bluster or nonchalance, and complicated emotional upheavals. When one of your parents is a …

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CUT THE SKY: BREAKING THE HOPE DROUGHT

Photo credit: Prudence Upton

A white canvas, as big and thick as the universe backdrops the performance space, which is dominated by some sort of industrial contraption, a steampunk carbon emitting emblem of the befouling of the atmosphere era that

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