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Showing posts with label Philip Ridley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philip Ridley. Show all posts
Monday, 8 December 2014

Soho Theatre: Springing to Life

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I found it eventually Press Release from the Soho Theatre begins... Welcome to 2015, where everything is political in the lead up to the...
Wednesday, 7 May 2014

A Dramaturg Questions: Mercury Fur (Riot Productions)

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The Script Mercury Fur runs at over two hours - longer than Forced Entertainment's Bloody Mess  (which was good enough to convince a ...

A Student Essays: Mercury Fur (Riot Productions)

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Philip K. Dick notwithstanding, most futurological writers are not prophets  but fantastic commentators on their present. Mercury Fur  see...

A Critic Writes: Mercury Fur (Riot Productions)

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Clocking in at over two hours, and unfolding Philip Ridley's paranoid description of a dystopia bounded by the degeneration of order a...
Thursday, 27 March 2014

Riddlin' Philip

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 Having seen a couple of Philip Ridley's plays this year, and read a collection over Christmas, I feel entitled to make a huge pronounce...

Pitch Black

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The Pitchfork Disney  is a tough challenge: set either in a dystopian future, down the back of someone's subconscious or in a house tw...
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