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‘I have never before truly appreciated the blinding power of physical theatre’: THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE – Gecko Theatre (Online review)

In Dance, Native, Online shows, Opinion, Plays, Reviews by Violet Mackintosh14th April 2020

If you, like me at the moment, feel you are missing out on some of the familiar repetitiveness of life, this is thirty minutes you need to watch.

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‘A spectacle that should not be missed’: THE WEDDING – Touring

In Opinion, Plays, Reviews, Touring by Caroline Hanks-Farmer22nd January 2018Leave a Comment

Gecko’s seventh touring production, The Wedding, is an artistic exploration of a number of sociopolitical issues still present in our world today.

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