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Neil McEwan

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Reviews: 193
Other Articles: 86

The Pitmen Painters

Enlightening and highly enjoyable tale of the North Eastern miners who found hidden depths through art.

A Doll’s House

A failed opportunity to produce an arresting adaptation of Ibsen’s tale of female empowerment.

Werther

Infuriating drama made harmonious by the exceptional talent on display.

Interview

Interview: Pia Furtado

Director Pia Furtado talks about emotion, openness and the challenges of taking on a powerful, but little known opera.

After the Wave

An honest, open and interesting attempt to examine how we deal with a world turned upside-down.

Alois Nebel

Stark but beautiful black and white animation set in communist Czechoslovakia.

Alston ’12

An imperfect but inventive evening of dance and music blending together to produce something new.

Interview

Interview: Peter Strickland

Huge interview with Berberian Sound Studio director about his love of soundtracks, effects and the bombastic brilliance of Italian ‘Giallo’ horror.

Interview

Interview: Lee Gershuny

Artistic Director Lee Gershuny speaks about her company’s new twist on the classic Minotaur tale, taking on the media and the world of power.

The Blind

The Blind is theatre as experience and if you’ve got the stomach for it, it’s one you’re unlikely to forget.

David et Jonathas

A lost opportunity to do justice to the work of a lesser known, if not forgotten, musical master.

Gulliver’s Travels

Inventive and invective-filled performance using Swift’s biting satire as a springboard to dissect man’s inhumanity.

Watt

McGovern offers a fascinating glimpse into the development of genius.

The Intervention

Disappointing attempt at emotional family drama from some fine dramatic comedians.

Keira Daley: LadyNerd

Enlightening and delightful show on the women of science and imagination who changed the world.