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Tag: Barbican Theatre

A group of male and female actors dance violently on stage, lit up by harsh orange and yellow lighting. On a large projector screen behind them are towering orange flames.
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‘Age of Rage’ review – Ivo van Hove’s Greek epic is heavy with metal, but not with feeling

by Liam O'DellMay 6, 2022May 19, 2022
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Three people in all black clothing restrain a naked man on top of a giant ball of books. The man’s mouth is open in fear, and another man on top of him, on the ball, has a white pillow in his right hand, ready to kill him. On a giant screen behind them is an image of several scrunches up balls of paper.
Theatre

‘Dogs of Europe’ review – Belarus Free Theatre’s daring dystopia is vivid and vital theatre

by Liam O'DellMarch 12, 2022March 31, 2022
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Fehinti Balogun, a young Black man, crouches with other dancers as he dances on a stage.
Theatre

‘Can I Live?’ online review – Fehinti Balogun’s compelling, energetic lecture on climate change

by Liam O'DellSeptember 13, 2021November 30, 2021
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A nun in grey clothing has a scared expression and has her hands clasped together. A man in a waistcoat with combed blonde hair holds her waist from behind.
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‘Measure for Measure’ review – Bard’s blackmail tale is a struggling slow burner

by Liam O'DellNovember 15, 2019March 15, 2020
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A woman in a brown coat stands centre stage. Four people are on a balcony at the back, watching on.
Theatre

‘As You Like It’ review – A jubilant, theatrical celebration

by Liam O'DellOctober 30, 2019June 9, 2020
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A man holds another man by the scruff of his shirt lying down on a table. Cutlery is scattered on the floor and in the background is a projector screen showing a bird's eye view of the table.
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‘The Damned’ review – Comédie-Française astonish in unsettling Nazi thriller

by Liam O'DellJune 20, 2019March 15, 2020
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