I was a little apprehensive about my first time at Sh!t-Faced Shakepeare. Their reviews were good but improv’s never been a favourite of mine and I’d forgotten most of the plot - always a worry when Elizabethan language is involved. But I … Continue Reading
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Spotlight/Shows on the Rise at VAULT 2018: Cornermen by Oli Forsyth
The VAULT Festival is coming to town! From January 24th to March 18th, over three hundred new shows explode across a festival of festivals … Continue Reading
Spotlight/Shows on the Rise at VAULT Festival: Paper. Scissors. Stone.
The VAULT Festival is coming to town! From January 24th to March 18th, over three hundred new shows explode across a festival of festivals … Continue Reading
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