The week-long residency at Tramway by maverick producers Fuel continued in the tone set by David Rosenberg's opening sonic adventure, Ring, of invading our space and subverting our senses.
The week-long residency at Tramway by maverick producers Fuel continued in the tone set by David Rosenberg's opening sonic adventure, Ring, of invading our space and subverting our senses.
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Neil Cooper
The rest of the programme was by turns arresting, provocative and, at its best, deeply political, both on a personal and a global level.
Nowhere was this mashed up more than in Make Better Please, Unexpected Guests's latest meditation on how we live now. This began with focus group-style round-table discussions on news events of the day, and ended with a collective purging of the mess of 21st-century secularised culture discussed earlier.
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