Reviews
What Can Indian Look Like?
Personal narrative highlights the complexities of cultural identity
Runaway
A change of scene may not be all you hoped for, bubbly narrative warns
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Inventive theatrical investigation reveals a deeply-buried truth
Let the Bodies Pile by Henry Naylor
Uneven play contends with huge ethical questions
The Standard Short Long Drop
A captivating play about death and justice, The Standard Short Long Drop is as heartbreaking as it is gripping
Karen
Laugh-a-minute solo play asks whether anger should always be contained
Casting The Runes
Atmospheric ghost story melds stylish imagery and powerhouse performances
When We Died
A gripping and compelling piece of theatre that deals with difficult subjects with tact and grace
I Believe In One Bach
Reverent homage to a great composer both educates and inspires
Shortlist
Quick-fire fusillade of comedy insults proves a guilty, cathartic pleasure
