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Violence
Theatre: Off-West End
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London performance collective Eat Your Heart Out storm the Riverside Studios with a confrontational collection of 'violent vignettes and disorderly displays' that aim to blur the line between audience and performers.
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Between the innovative structured 'pockets' of different 'scenes' to the well choreographed collaborative movement, EYHO's Violence is definitely one to remember. With the groups creative ideas and 'the we don't care attitude' Loyal fans are very self assured that the work can only get better! WE WANT MORE.
The show is sleek, well staged & has a brilliant soundtrack. The cast have put 110% into making a show that makes you think about the theme, violence, without shoving it into your face. Well worth a watch!
smashin. scottee is best boy. maybe the only man in the world that doesn't secretly hate girls.
If you're the type that cries at the John Lewis Christmas ad, this is probably not for you.
Something slightly different. Which is more than can be said for most. If you want to have a think whilst in the theatre, go and see.
Thank heavens for the interval. we walked out. Boring, pretentious crudely executed rubbish. A heartbreaking waste of money and an evening.
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