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The Poetry Cafe
A review-based feature by Robin Vaughan-Williams on the pretty small and cramped cellar space in Covent Garden called the Poetry Cafe, where they have something on almost every night from conventional poetry readings through to the performance end of the spectrum. Oh Poetry … Read more
AS TEETH SHATTER
A performance-to-camera piece whereby photographer Steven Kenny responded to invisible inflictions placed upon his body … Read more
Don’t judge a facebook by its cover
Social networking has its advantages, or might we say disadvantages? Identity, it seems, is as easy to capture as smoke … Read more
Interviews
Menu of One-on-one
Currently, Battersea Arts Centre presents an elaborate menu of one-on-one performances. You make your selection and walk from room to room, performance to performance. A little about the experience of it, as well as a chat with senior producer Richard Dufty … Read more
PISS ARTIST
Bryony Kimmings is a zephyr of fun, smart, sexy and audacious art. She has a new show ‘SEX IDIOT’ premiering at the Edinburgh Festival with a preview in London on the 30th of June … Read more
Where is Performance Now? Agent Lynch & Burlesque
After Renee Magritte, Yves Klein is my favourite painter. Logic and reason tell me that I shouldn’t like enormous, sheer blue canvasses but lord help me I do. … Read more
Fictions
Life (Part 2)
This day that has got off to such a great start is set to continue on top form. … Read more
Life (Part 1)
I woke up this morning and fell out of bed. Well, if we’re being pedantic, I fell out of bed this morning and woke up … Read more
Reviews
Hotel Medea – from midnight til dawn
Hyped with anticipation we disembark somewhere on the other side of the Thames. It is dark, it is industrial, it is deserted and it is cool … Read more
Lisa Hammond & Rachael Spence: No Idea
No Idea is a show about making a show. It is very funny, the performance delivers and the concept is clever … Read more
Fruit For the Apocalypse: East London Soundscapes
East London Soundscapes was an afternoon of sound and movement held in a ground-floor car park in Hoxton - dusty and unpredictable … Read more
Reviews
Hotel Medea – from midnight til dawn
Hyped with anticipation we disembark somewhere on the other side of the Thames. It is dark, it is industrial, it is deserted and it is cool … Read more
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