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‘Sound in its content and form’: TRUST – Gate Theatre

In London theatre, Opinion, Plays, Reviews by Laura Kressly6th March 2018Leave a Comment

In Trust, the attack on capitalist structures that have ruined the lives and livelihoods of an entire generation is sharp and well-staged, with striking imagery and conflict that lingers to powerful effect.

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‘The play’s German, so of course it’s batshit’: TRUST – Gate Theatre

In London theatre, Opinion, Plays, Reviews by Ian Foster27th February 2018Leave a Comment

Structurally playful (the way captions are introduced for each chapter is ingenious) but thematically consistent (the world is going to shit, no really THE WORLD IS GOING TO SHIT), there’s no doubting that Trust is formally exacting.

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