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All posts tagged "Vault Festival"
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58Theatre‘Buff’ at the Vault Festival: A ‘plus sized’ show about body image – and the journey to self-acceptance
Buff – part of Vault Festival 2023 – tells the story of Nicky, a 35-year-old plus sized gay primary school teacher who...
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2.3KTheatreDian’s Trans*Atlantic Valentine at the Vault Festival
After a successful run at the Edinburgh Fringe, and a transfer to the Soho Theatre, Dian Cathal is bringing Trans*Atlantic to the...
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1.7KTheatreFirst Time at the Vault Festival: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
At 16 years of age in 2003, Nathaniel Hall a vey stylish, rakish, chiseled chin young man became HIV positive and this...
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2.3KTheatreBody Talk at the Vault Festival: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
The Vault Festival proudly announces on their programme ‘London’s boldest and wildest arts festival’ and that remark gets a very firm thumbs...
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1.7KTheatreGreyscale at the Vault Festival: Review by Stephen Vowles
The Vault Festival – currently in full swing in Waterloo – often throws up intriguing surprises and none more so than Leila...
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2.3KTheatreComing Clean: Life As A Naked House Cleaner at private venues and the Vault Festival: Review by Stephen Vowles
Ethan Mechare’s quirky and at the same rather hard-hitting comment on making a living by accommodating people’s fetishes is very amusing, brutally honest and also...
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1.9KTheatreTilda Swinton Answers an Ad on Craigslist: Review by Stephen Vowles
Bryon Lane who wrote this wonderfully wacky, almost screwball, comedy highlights interesting aspects of celebrity: egotistical mania, pomposity and artistic snobbery with...
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Practically Perfect: Tom Lenk plays Tilda Swindon
Tilda Swinton Answers an ad on Craigslist is the comedy play that tells us what happens when the Oscar-winning Scottish actress, swoops...
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1.7KTheatreOpen at the Vault Festival: Review by Stephen Vowles
Written and performed by real life couple Christopher Adams and Tim Allsop, Open examines a lot of issues that are intrinsic in...
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2.8KTheatreKompromat at the Vault Festival: First night review by Stephen Vowles
In Russian culture ‘Kompromat’ is short for ‘Compromising material’ and in David Thame’s beautifully constructed two hander this theme, superbly directed in...
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2.1KTheatreStranger than fiction: Kompromat at the Vault Festival, Wed 23 to Sun 27 January
Kompromat is the hard hitting play at the Vault Festival inspired by the still-unsolved 2010 murder of GCHQ agent Gareth Williams, whose...
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2.5KTheatreFollow the Faun, Vault Festival: Review by Stephen Vowles
Performer Andy Black has created a fascinating character in The Faun that is visually fierce and masculine in a totally original way....
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2.1KTheatreIf We Got Some More Cocaine I Could Show You How I Love You at the Vault Festival: Review by Stephen Vowles
Seldom does a play grip you from the start but with John O’Donovan’s play this is certainly so. Josh Williams and Alan...
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2.0KTheatreConsumables at the Vault Festival: Review by Stephen Vowles
Having first seen Matthew Kyne Baskott’s play in October last year, I was intrigued to see how it looked and felt now...
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1.9KSceneScene News: Vault Festival, Paul Morrell, Old Ship & Cookie at Duck + Rice
If We Got Some More Cocaine I Could Show You How I Love You If We Got Some More Cocaine I Could...
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2.0KTheatreProm Kween at The Vaults, Waterloo: Review by Stephen Vowles
This wonderful production fizzes like a glass of cola; a musical that is a true interactive experience. As the audience took their...
