Daniel Perks – Freelance Journalist
Tag: The Vaults
Guest Review by Holly O’Mahony, co-written with Daniel Perks.
Holly’s journey:
I love site-specific, promenade theatre – particularly when it’s based on a classic story I’m already familiar with. Throw in some freedom to make decisions on what you see, and it’s all the more exciting. So I was thrilled to get to see the highly acclaimed production of Alice’s Adventures Underground by Les Enfants Terribles, which is now well into its second run following a sell-out stint in 2015.
As rehearsals start today, final casting is announced for the world premiere of King Kong, who will bring terror and laughter to The Vaults tunnels from Thursday 22 June.
Vixen is a homeless girl in a world that only seeks to take advantage. Vixen is a fiery redhead who can take care of herself, lashing out at any man that tries it on. Vixen eschews typical human contact, constantly wary that there is an ulterior motive.
For more details about This Is Not Culturally Significant, please see my accompanying news article and review from the Vaults Festival.
This Is Not Culturally Significant was a highlight of this year’s Vaults Festival. Adam Scott-Rowley delivers an exposing performance that simultaneously shocks and slays his audience. What’s more, he is entirely naked for the whole thing. Now it has quickly transferred for a three-week run to The Bunker and judging by its current reception will only transfer onto bigger and better things in the near future.
A group of London’s keenest bloggers and theatre writers were invited by RAW PR to a post-show exclusive event for Alice’s Adventures Underground. I was fortunate enough to attend this magical world and see how a group of manic geniuses conjured up such a piece of nonsensical perfection.
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