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'Once your breathing returns to normal, Crash may leave you questioning everything.' ★★★★ Exeunt Magazine
Break a leg to the cast and creatives of our festival hit Crash that opens at Tron Theatre tonight at 7:45pm, before returning home to the Traverse for two nights only, 29 - 30 April.
There’s little over a week until Crash by Andy Duffy kicks off its UK tour. To get an insight into the dark, poetic show, browse the production shots captured by Mihaela Bodlovic during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015.
A saint or a sinner? What will you make of our protagonist in Andy Duffy’s gripping psychological drama, Crash? Take a sneak peek into our Traverse 2 space in our production gallery, as Jamie Michie takes to the stage for his captivating solo performance. Image credits: Mihaela Bodlovic. For full details visit the Traverse website.
ARCHIVE: Theatre Uncut
Armed with a giant eraser, the coalition government swooped on public spending budgets in 2010 and started furiously rubbing. Months later, Hannah Price and Emma Callander launched Theatre Uncut.
They commission playwrights to create works in direct response to political world events happening RIGHT NOW. This year they got even more ambitious, the 5 top-notch playwrights collaborated to create separate pieces that also tie together into one big show; this will then embark on a flagship UK tour stopping in Soho for a week. Each play is available to be performed - rights-free – anywhere from Nov 13-Dec 13, so drop that Shakespeare adaptation and pick up raw, responsive writing.
*First published in LeCool London
Review: Theatre Uncut 2014 at the Soho theatre (and then Brighton, Bristol, Liverpool)
Review: Theatre Uncut 2014 at the Soho theatre (and then Brighton, Bristol, Liverpool)
Ruairi Conaghan and Conor MacNeill in Ira Provitt and The Man. Photo Jeremy Abrahams
There is a danger in talking about Theatre Uncut. Set in 2010 as a response to the public spending cuts announced by the coalition government, it challenges playwrights to write fast, raw and immediate about the world around them. 2010 is a lifetime ago, and back then we might have felt we would ride any…
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