G R I E F C A S E Review
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REVIEW: G R I E F C A S E
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe audience takes their seats on either side of the stage, in two rows facing each other, eagerly anticipating the Hope Theatre’s first-ever co-production, G R I E F C A S E, a collaboration with Tailwind Physical Theatre Company.
G R I E F C A S E Review
The Hope Theatre, Islington – until 3rd October 2026 Reviewed by Bobbi Fenton 5***** GRIEFCASE explores the complicated and often unpredictable nature of grief through the story of G (Ru Lawrence), who returns to his late mother’s flat after her death. What follows is an emotional journey through memories, guilt, anger, love and the difficulty … Continue reading "G R I E F C A S E Review"
GRIEFCASE review by thespyinthestalls at Hope Theatre
GRIEFCASE Hope Theatre ★★★ “an hour of excess and reckoning whose ultimate message is simple: endure” Griefcase is 60 minutes of jagged spectacle, there and gone in a flash and similarly leaving a lingering trace of itself. In keeping with the title, there are literally cases hanging from the ceiling, half open with clothes spilling … Continue reading GRIEFCASE★★★Hope Theatre → The post GRIEFCASE</br></br><span style="color: #ff9900;">★★★</span …
G R I E F C A S E - The Hope Theatre, London
Creator: Ru Lawrence Director: Jack McKee Ru Lawrence’s new 55-minute physical theatre piece G R I E F C A S E examines the spaces between the public performance of loss and the overwhelming, even consumingly complex emotions experienced in private. Using physical theatre, mime and dance blended with scripted scenes, there are nods to [...]
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