From the category archives:

Physical and Visual theatre

73 post(s)

A new season of adventurous events at the Camden People’s Theatre

22 February 2012

in Directors, Live Art, London Fringe, Participatory & Interactive, Physical and Visual theatre

1 Comment

INTERVIEW: BRIAN LOGAN and JENNY PATON The new co-directors of the Camden People’s Theatre introduce Aleks Sierz to the wonderful world of experimental theatre which goes beyond boundaries with news of the venue’s annual Sprint Festival, and details of some other upcoming productions.

Little Angel Theatre celebrates 50 years of puppetry

14 February 2012

in Children's Theatre, Physical and Visual theatre, Theatre buildings

1 Comment

INTERVIEW: LYNETTE SHANBURY The General Manager of the Little Angel Theatre in north London takes Aleks Sierz by the hand and leads him through the history and work of the home of British puppetry, introducing him to the venue’s current show, Red Riding Hood, a visit from Norwich Puppet Theatre.

International Mime Festival: Sugar Beast Circus

13 February 2012

in Actors and Performers, Physical and Visual theatre, Reviews and Roundtables

MIME FEST SPECIAL Postshow discussion with Geneva Foster Gluck, Jean-Christophe Nicolas, Aurelie Bernard, Nathalie Bertholio, Sara Lundstedt and Natalie Reckert of Sugar Beast Circus hosted by Donald Hutera, about their show, {Event (Dimension):}, performed as part of the 2012 London International Mime Festival, at Jacksons Lane.

Improbable Theatre’s Julian Crouch discusses Punch and puppetry

10 February 2012

in Design, Directors, Physical and Visual theatre

INTERVIEW: JULIAN CROUCH The director, designer and writer talks to Diana Damian about his Improbable show The Devil and Mr Punch, currently at the Barbican Pit, and about sending Punch to hell, plays within plays, preciousness in puppetry and Brooklyn.

London International Mime Festival: Fleur Elise Noble

9 February 2012

in Actors and Performers, Physical and Visual theatre

MIME FEST SPECIAL Postshow discussion with Fleur Elise Noble hosted by Dick McCaw about her show, 2D Life of Her, performed as part of the 2012 London International Mime Festival, at the Barbican Pit.

Sound & Fury talk about their latest show, Going Dark

4 February 2012

in Design, Physical and Visual theatre

Interview: Mark Espiner and Dan Jones, two of the three co-directors of the pioneering company Sound & Fury talk about their follow-up to their hit show “Kursk” – a new piece about astronomy, eyesight and the way we perceive the world: “Going Dark”, on tour from Wed 8 February, beginning in Plymouth and coming to the Young Vic from 6 March. Dominic Cavendish quizzes.

London International Mime Festival: No Fit State Circus

28 January 2012

in Actors and Performers, Physical and Visual theatre, Reviews and Roundtables

MIME FEST SPECIAL Postshow discussion with No Fit State Circus hosted by Dick McCaw about their show, Mundo Paralelo, performed as part of the 2012 London International Mime Festival, at the Southbank Centre.

London International Mime Festival: Theatre Ad Infinitum

23 January 2012

in Actors and Performers, Physical and Visual theatre, Reviews and Roundtables

MIME FEST SPECIAL Postshow discussion with Theatre Ad Infinitum hosted by Mike Tweddle with performers George Mann, Deborah Pugh, Kim Heron and Nir Paldi about their show, Translunar Paradise, performed as part of the 2012 London International Mime Festival, at the Barbican Pit.

London International Mime Festival: Blind Summit

20 January 2012

in Actors and Performers, Physical and Visual theatre, Reviews and Roundtables

MIME FEST SPECIAL Postshow discussion with Blind Summit hosted by Dorothy Max Prior with performers Mark Down, Nick Barnes, Sean Garratt, Sarah Calver and Ivan Thorley about their show, The Table, performed as part of the 2012 London International Mime Festival, at the Soho Theatre.

More Results →