Review: Fish Bowl, Peacock Theatre - Everything Theatre Excellent: One paper-thin wall between loneliness and connection. Fish Bowl turns everyday city life into sublime, silent chaos.

#Review: FIsh Bowl @sadlerswells.bsky.social ★★★★

"The show honours the long tradition of French mime and clowning, while feeling inventive and modern."

@MimeLondon.bsky.social

#theatre #dance #PeacockTheatre #MimeLondon #theatresky

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review: Compagnie le Fils du Grand Reseau: BIGRE/Fish Bowl at Peacock Theatre "absurdity of life with tear and joy"

REVIEW: 4 Stars to Compagnie le Fils du Grand Reseau's BIGRE/Fish Bowl at Peacock Theatre Mimelondon

"absurdity of life with tear and joy"

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#london #theatre #review #mimelondon

Review – The Wedding – Gecko – Sadler’s Wells East Charlotte D’Angelo reviews The Wedding at Sadler’s Wells East: a cinematically captivating look at corporate captivity.

★★★★★ A cinematic, dystopian triumph.

Gecko Theatre's ‘The Wedding’ at Sadler's Wells East is a masterclass in physical storytelling. Amit Lahav’s vision of state-contracted souls is haunting and essential viewing.

Full review: theqr.co.uk/2026/01/29/r...

#TheWedding #MimeLondon #PhysicalTheatre

Tell Me - Sadiq Ali / The Place, London – Salterton Arts Review A review of Tell Me by Sadiq Ali Company at MimeLondon, a circus theatre work using Chinese pole, dance and theatre to explore an HIV diagnosis.

I had a great start to MimeLondon 2026 last night with Tell Me by Sadiq Ali Company. Great visual storytelling and a very compelling subject.

👉 saltertonartsreview.com/2026/01/tell...

📸 Alberto Santos Bellido

#mimelondon #sadiqali #chinesepole #theplacelondon #visualtheatre

Review: Dimanche, Peacock Theatre - Everything Theatre Flawless, funny and seriously scary, this might possibly be the best show of the year.

#Review: Dimanche, Peacock Theatre ★★★★★

"This is a visually breathtaking but wordless work, made universally understandable for an audience of all ages."

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#theatre #mime #sadlerswells #mimelondon

February 1st and I may just have seen the best show of the year for @everything-theatre.co.uk . Part of #MimeLondon , Compagnie Focus & Chaliwaté's #Dimanche is flawless, funny and seriously scary.

#climatecatastrophe #puppetry #physicaltheatre
#focusandchaliwaté

Heka - Gandini Juggling / The Place, London – Salterton Arts Review A clever and eye-catching multidisciplinary performance, Heka is at the rich intersection between juggling and magic. Juggling, Magic and Ancient Egypt And just like that, MimeLondon comes to a close ...

A final MimeLondon post for 2025 as we check out Heka by the wonderful Gandini Juggling. Catch it if you can before it ends on 1 Feb.

👉 saltertonartsreview.com/2025/01/heka...

📸 Kalle Nio

#gandinijuggling #mimelondon #juggling #jonglage #whatsonlondon #performingarts #theplacelondon

The Rite of Spring - Dewey Dell / Southbank Centre, London – Salterton Arts Review Italian company Dewey Dell take on Stravinsky’s famous work The Rite of Spring in a production that takes direct inspiration from the animal kingdom. The Rite of Spring Today’s post is the second of t...

Last night I saw The Rite of Spring by Dewey Dell and I ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT! 🐛🕷🪲 Find out why over on the blog.

👉 saltertonartsreview.com/2025/01/the-...

#riteofspring #lesacreduprintemps #deweydell #mimelondon #dance #contemporarydance #southbankcentre #whatsonlondon #dance #stravinsky

Moby Dick - Plexus Polaire / Barbican, London – Salterton Arts Review MimeLondon is back! And first up is Moby Dick at the Barbican, a wonderfully creative production which pushes us to consider where the boundaries of mime may be. Back to That Old Question: What Is Mim...

MimeLondon is back again, and today we check out Moby Dick, by Plexus Polaire, at the Barbican 🐋

👉 saltertonartsreview.com/2025/01/moby...

#mobydick #mimelondon #plexuspolaire #barbicancentre #barbican #theatre #puppetry #whatsonlondon #theatrereview

Plexus Polaire: Moby Dick | Barbican A spectacular stage adaptation of Herman Melville's great novel about ambition, obsession and the power of nature, featuring large-scale puppetry, live action, video projection and music.

Really quite extraordinary - and visually overwhelming - adaptation of Moby Dick by Plexus Polaire.

At points, it was impossible to tell the difference between the humans and the puppets.

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#MimeLondon

Really looking forward to seeing this extraordinary show as part of #MimeLondon! Irish navvies, fiddles and mask theatre - what's not to like??
#BruTheatre @barbican.bsky.social @mimelondon.bsky.social