Review: Coriolanus (WAAPA)
If you enjoy Shakespeare, or just the smugness of telling people you attend the theatre, please run along to Coriolanus. Like followers of Kanye West’s twitter feed, you will not…
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If you enjoy Shakespeare, or just the smugness of telling people you attend the theatre, please run along to Coriolanus. Like followers of Kanye West’s twitter feed, you will not…
Outrageously funny, the subtle quips flow seamlessly from the slick, smooth-talking delivery. Samuel J. Cox reviews.
"Yeah, he did see a final print. He sat in the back corner of the theatrette, with his jacket over his head, and gradually and gradually he peeked out from…
The university is a microcosm of the broader world at large. The anxieties which shape our relations outside of it do not necessarily leave us within its bounds. We carry…
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With an artistic skillset that runs the whole gamut of theatre-making, Chris Isaacs is a writer, performer, stage manager, lighting designer, puppeteer and composer. The twenty-nine-year-old local is a plot-driven…
You know how sometimes you really want some ice cream, but you don’t want to go nuts on the sugar so you have a glass of milk instead? It’s like…
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