159 stories by "Alice Saville"
A spreading bruise: Alice Saville writes on Lies Pauwels' participatory exploration of dealing with emotional pain.
The post Review: Truth or Dare, Britney or Goofy… at Unicorn Theatr…
Punching up: Joy Wilkinson's play is an exhilarating trip into an imagined world of Victorian women's boxing.
The post Review: The Sweet Science of Bruising at Southwark Playhouse appeared f…
As social media takes a starring role in 21st century theatre marketing, Alice Saville writes on the power and pitfalls of Twitter-era criticism.
The post Is the hype real? appeared first on…
A year on from #MeToo, Alice Saville looks at the theatre industry's response - and argues it's far from time to move on.
The post A year on from #MeToo, it’s time for justice, not reh…
Desire is everything: Adena Jacobs' staging of Strauss's opera is full of ponytail-slick, sensuous, striking images.
The post Review: Salome at the ENO appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.
Ice-cold teen psychopaths: Alice Saville writes on the '80s teen movie's uneasy transition to the stage.
The post Review: Heathers the Musical London Theatre Royal Haymarket appeared first o…
The author of 'Dance Nation' talks teen experience, experimenting with form, and what makes New York's playwriting scene special.
The post Clare Barron: “The writing’s better, be…
The UK's theatres are starting a new term with some huge openings, and we're taking notes. Here's what to see.
The post Exeunt Recommends: September 3rd-18th 2018 appeared first on Exeunt Ma…
As the fringe rumbles to a close, here are the shows that Exeunt's writers wouldn't want you to forget.
The post Exeunt recommends: Edinburgh Fringe, Week Three appeared first on Exeunt Maga…
Crushed feels: this story of the late 1970s Brisbane punk scene is emotive and brutal.
The post Edinburgh review: Prehistoric at Summerhall appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.
At the Edinburgh fringe's midpoint, here are the shows that Exeunt's writers think you should see.
The post Exeunt Recommends: Edinburgh Fringe, Week Two appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.
Alice Saville on Adam Lazarus's controversial (but not controversial enough) narrative of male violence.
The post Edinburgh review: Daughter at Canada Hub, Summerhall appeared first on Exeun…
A riot grrl playground: Frisky Theatre's show is an entrancing, infuriating exploration of girlhood.
The post Edinburgh review: Girl World at The Space appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.
The fringe has begun, and Exeunt's writers have a few thoughts on what you should go and see.
The post Exeunt Recommends: Edinburgh fringe, week one appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.
Boaz Barkan's performance-lecture explores the struggle to put dance into words.
The post Review: May I Speak About Dance? at Summerhall appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.
A society, torn down: Katherina Radeva's solo show asks questions about the kind of world we want to live in.
The post Edinburgh review: Fallen Fruit by Two Destination Language appeared fir…
Intricately drawn: Alice Saville on the soaring, beautiful musical adaptation of Alison Bechdel's graphic novel.
The post Review: Fun Home at Young Vic Theatre appeared first on Exeunt Magaz…
Listen and learn: Polly Findlay's play is a masterclass in puncturing the trope of the Charismatic Maverick Teacher.
The post Review: The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie at Donmar Theatre appeared…
Alice Saville writes on Kiss Me Kate, and her complex relationship with musical theatre's problematic back catalogue.
The post Remaking Musical Theatre’s Misogynist History appeared f…
Incoming is Incoming! More on the mini-festival of bargainous work by emerging artists, plus plenty of other shows not to miss this fortnight.
The post Exeunt Recommends: 25.6.2018 appeared …
'Like any fairground ride, Phobiarama is not subtle': Alice Saville rides Dries Verhoeven's ghost train at LIFT 2018.
The post Review: Phobiarama at LIFT 2018 appeared first on Exeunt Magaz…
As the theatre calendar goes into overdrive, Alice Saville writes on the time-and-space challenges of trying, and failing, to see everything.
The post To all the shows I didn’t go to a…
Hall of amusements: set in a decaying seaside resort, this rarely staged Kander and Ebb musical has a warm mother-daughter bond at its heart.
The post Review: The Rink at Southwark Playhous…
A beautiful game: Improbable's devised show mixes football and feminism, in a tribute to the power of teamwork.
The post Review: The Paper Man at Norfolk and Norwich Festival appeared first …
Clam jam: Izzy Tennyson's play is a grimy, intriguing look at Dalston's lesbian party scene.
The post Review: Grotty at The Bunker Theatre appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.
