23 June 2009, Sadler’s Wells, London Eonnagata tells the story of the Chevalier d’Éon, Charles de Beaumont – diplomat, writer, swordsman and a member of the King’s Secret, a network of spies under the control of Louis XV. De Beaumont was perhaps the first spy to use transvestitism in the furtherance of his duties and … More Eonnagata 女方
16 April 2009, Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Who you go with to a show can really make the world of a difference. You can sense the vibe that’s coming from the person next to you… chances are, if the person next to you likes or dislikes a show, it’s going to affect how … More Jan Fabre: Orgy of Tolerance
Spill \ˈspil\ intransitive verb: To pour out or spread beyond limits Robert Pacitti is an amazing man. He’s the force behind SPILL, London’s festival of experimental theatre and live arts performance. I always find it really intriguing speaking to him. He’s so genuine and brimming with ideas…so incredibly packed with them that he’s going to … More SPILL
14 January 2009, Barbican Centre, London. I started this post on the 6th week of 2009… now it is actually the 10th week. Oh dear, lots of back-blogging to do. I moved two weeks ago, and we are just getting internet tonight! Anyway, one of the most powerful shows I have seen so far this … More Les Sept Planches de la Ruse
Ahh.. my first post. The ten shows in 2008 that I found the most memorable, the most inspiring, the most enjoyable… ones that made me think, moved me, changed my perceptions were… 1. Yo-yo Ma & Kathryn Stott (Barbican, London, December 2008). Hands down winner! In particular Bodas de Prata & Quatro Cantos…I had never … More Among 2008
