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In which I discuss Palestinian-Irish playwright Hannah Khalil’s Plan D at the Tristan Bates Theatre with lifestyle columnist Annie Casu.
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In which I discuss Stefan Golaszewski’s double-bill at the Bush Theatre with aspiring digital PR Reda Haq.
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In which I discuss Amanda Lawrence in Jiggery Pokery: An Homage to Charles Hawtrey at Battersea Arts Centre, with writer-director Poppy Corbett.
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In which I discuss The Black Sheep in The Joy of Politics at the Warehouse Theatre Croydon, with apolitical stage manager Fran Gardiner.
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In which I discuss York-based immersive theatre company Belt Up’s double bill at Southwark Playhouse with one of its co-directors, James Wilkes.
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Written for The Collective Review, 15 June 2009
Followers of my Twitter stream may already know my views on responding to criticism. It’s a debate most recently revived by Dame Judi Dench and Maureen Lipman, and this week I found myself on the receiving end.
A few weeks ago, I reviewed a production of Macbeth by Love&Madness at Riverside Studios for the British Theatre Guide. One member of the ensemble, actor/composer Arran Glass, took exception to my criticism and responded in musical form (warning: the song contains very strong language).
The song, simply titled Matt Boothman, had been online for a week before my internet spies pointed it out to me, so naturally I rushed to respond as promptly as possible. Play the video above to hear my beat poem, Methinks the Bearded Man-Witch, written and performed by myself, and produced by Richard Stratton.
