"Millennials like Jean grew up with Britney Spears. Over the course of an hour see how the princess of pop influenced Jean's life and how the connections shared between them lead to an unbelievable moment of self-discovery." The direction by David Shopland is well thought out. There are a couple of slightly odd moments where the choices don't completely land, but on the whole there is a nice, cohesive vision that is executed beautifully. The production knows exactly what kind

"Callum Patrick Hughes rips apart Nathanael West's 1930's Great American Novel, rebuilding it with loop pedals, guitar drones and a soundscape of broken dreams and fading stardom. The burning city of Hollwood's Golden Age collides with US contemporary chaos in a production described as part adaptation, part riot, part protest song." Something is intriguing about Day of the Locust. A solo performance built around live effects, music and a literary source is certainly an ambiti