Minimal stage set for Bram Stokers famous gothic horror interpreted by Blackeyed Theatre.
No blood or gore.
More a philosophical encounter not just about the supernatural but an exploration of Dracula as the anti-hero, the dismissive role women played in society in Victorian times and a reminder of the ghastly nature of colonialism.
Wonderfully acted and we …More»
Sadly we never received this fabulous salvo on the night but we were on the receiving end of Evil Twin Brother which is an all-time favourite.
Thomas still runs his own ‘bare-back’ solo routine with synths and backing tracks all at the ready in a smallish arena which ensures we are all enjoying the …More»
What are the chances that one house in London would hear the like of Handel and Hendrix, although a span of 200 plus years divides the two.
Both geniuses of their times.
Baroque composer vias with electric blues guitarist – an eclectic mix of Water Music v Electric Ladyland.
All very inspiring on a wet warm day …More»
We went for the day as J made it very clear she had to see Kasabian ( I have been lucky enough to encounter the Leicester band before) as a result we missed ticking off Duran Duran.
However, no matter, it was a good day out once we had walked the couple of miles to …More»