Friday, December 5

Tag: The Coronet Theatre

Einkvan – The Coronet Theatre
London

Einkvan – The Coronet Theatre

Einkvan by Jon Fosse was performed at the beautiful Coronet Theatre, a venue that perfectly blends period charm with a capacity for avant-garde staging. The ambience was evocative and well-suited to the abstract, meditative tone of the production. The performance centers around a family in emotional disarray, focusing on a son who refuses to speak or respond to his parents. Despite their desperate attempts to connect—pleading with him to talk, reminiscing about shared memories, or offering simple gestures like having a beer—he remains distant and unresponsive. His silence is both the emotional core and the great mystery of the piece. Visually, Einkvan is stunning. The entire performance unfolds behind a semi-translucent veil, rendering the actors as ghostly figures moving in slow...
maliphantworks4 – The Coronet Theatre
London

maliphantworks4 – The Coronet Theatre

A two-part program comprised of In a Landscape (Russell Maliphant) and Afterlight (Daniel Proietto), maliphantworks4 puts out a fourty-five minute program full of twists and turns. Its first act, a solo performance by Russell Maliphant, founder of the much awarded Russell Maliphant Dance Company and choreographer of both of the evening’s performances, is a conversation between shadow, light, and movement, brilliantly designed by Panagiotis Tomaras and dramatically scored by Dana Fouras. Maliphant himself is utterly captivating but it is the interplay between his stage presence and the diaphanous and dynamic set dressings that unfurl and undulate throughout the performance that make In a Landscape so inescapably enthralling. The miasmic nature of simultaneously revealing and obfus...