The cast goes ape in a stage adaptation of a Will Self novel
29 March 2018
You and your pals morph into upscale-chimps overnight and must negotiate a London with very different norms. That’s the nightmare premise of a new satire
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You’ve just crossed over… The Twilight Zone takes to the stage
19 December 2017
Turning US sci-fi television into 21st century theatre is oddly successful as a portent of doom in a world increasingly incapable of separating fact from fiction
A play called Against doesn’t know what it’s for
23 August 2017
In turning its hero into a living social network through which to examine the nature of violence in the 21st century, a new play misses some important tricks
Mosquitoes: Staring into the heat death of the universe
31 July 2017
Stuffed with ideas about the cosmos, particle physics, truth, families – even horoscopes - a new London play doesn’t deal in easy answers or cosy compromises
Projecting power: A new dance work makes darkness visible
15 June 2017
Zero Point seeks to make absences and vacuums come to life through sound and vision. Stewart Pringle explores its cavernous electronic soundscape
Time, mass and custard provide the physics in The Earthworks
12 June 2017
Tom Morton-Smith’s one-act romance captures a turning point in particle physics, says Stewart Pringle
Theatre takes a technological leap to probe the nature of memory
8 June 2017
The one-man masterpiece 887 uses breathtaking miniatures and skilful sleight of hand to explore the chaotic way our memories work, finds Stewart Pringle
