131 stories by "Francesca Peschier"
You don't get it, but you listen: all good artists are dead's second show is an incomprehensible rave.
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Don't try and tell us it's his jive dancing: Francesca Peschier reviews Cassie McFarlane & Adrian Hope's play about Eletha Barrett and Peter Finch
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In an alternate reality, that feels uncomfortably close to ours, women are dying. Every time the lights go out they disappear from
Thanks, Miranda: our intrepid space explorer dies a horrific death in this escape room experience.
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A kiss that might just turn into a bite: Lolo Brow is at her sexy, seditious best at The Vaults.
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Belgian collective FC Bergman took the title of its mime-meets-cinema spectacular, 300 el x 50 el x 30 el, from the dimensions
The horror! The horror! Dominic Allen and Simon Maeder dive into the weird world of HP Lovecraft.
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The world's largest game of Jenga: Nacho Flores' delicate exploration of a cubist landscape.
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Disneyland and the death penalty: Francesca Peschier reviews Will Eno's off-beat family drama.
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Sunshine and desperation: Francesca Peschier reviews Rated X by Tomas Jefanovas and Christopher Brett Bailey, and Moot Moot by Rosana Cade and Eilidh MacAskill, as part of NOW18.
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Four Vault Festival shows are combining belly laughs with explorations of life with mental health conditions like anxiety and depression. Francesca Peschier chats to some of their creators.
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Hypnotic, ritualistic, something impossible and mesmeric: Francesca Peschier reviews the London premiere of Gandini Juggling's new show.
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A father in an urn and women that want to be heard, not seen: Francesca Peschier reviews the winning entries in a new monologue competition.
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"Like those Christmas selections that come in an actual tin with some of the biscuits so posh they warrant their own silver foil."
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Bigger isn't always better: Francesca Peschier is underwhelmed by the humbug prince.
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Just kidding: Liwaa Yazji's exploration of the Syrian Civil War is compelling, confusing and, well, full of goats.
The post Review: Goats at the Royal Court appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.
Mischievously destabilises: Francesca Peschier reviews the show that gives critics stage fright.
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The Room meets Grange Hill: Iain Hollingshead and Timothy Muller's new high-school musical gets an F- from Francesca Peschier.
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"I want to cover it in chutney and make it into an orgasmic sandwich": Francesca Peschier on the Wales Millenium Centre revival of Manfred Karge's 1982 one-woman epic.
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Who said what? Francesca Peschier reviews Terry Johnson's play featuring Albert Einstein and Marilyn Monroe.
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There's more to life than life on earth: Francesca Peschier reviews Andrew Thompson's new play about space travel and families.
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"Like stumbling, joyously stoned, through Camden Market": Francesca Peschier takes a trip into The Vaults to review Johnathan O'Boyle's fully immersive revival of Hair.
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Sex in a mouse onesie: Francesca Peschier reviews a new comedy by David Ireland.
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Accessible but not patronising: Francesca Peschier reviews Chino Odimba's adaptation of Oliver Twist for teenagers.
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A laboured metaphor for mercilessness: Francesca Peschier reviews a new production of Morgan Lloyd Malcolm's The Wasp.
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