8 April 2009, Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall, London You feed us. You wash us. You dress us. You sing to us. You watch us sleep. You make us promises and sometimes hope we will not remember them. You tell us stories you hope will frighten us, but not too much. You try to tell … More Tim Etchells & Victoria: That Night Follows Day
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
17 February 2009, New Players Theatre, London. Monologues must be the most difficult form of solo performance. If you think about it, you are there, basically, talking to yourself. Well you are talking to (or at) the audience, but they aren’t responding. Well, not explicitly responding. But the actor on stage must have to pretend … More A Memory, A Monologue, A Rant and A Prayer
28 February 2009, Soho Theatre, London. I always like going to watch shows and events that involve someone I know. Find it particularly inspiring as I don’t know too many people in the arts from my highschool/university days. This was a great play. Great cast, in particular Jennifer Lim and the old man. It was … More This isn’t Romance
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
Eat Your Art Out 