Tag: George Hunka
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Death of the theatre critic?
Wednesday 1st July 2020
writingOne from the archives: theatre criticism in an age of marketing
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George Hunka on diversity and inclusion
Thursday 19th January 2017
blogLink of the day: George Hunka on diversity, inclusion and the art of theatre (Ho…
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George Hunka on In the Valley
Thursday 25th July 2013
blogLink of the day: George Hunka reports on In the Valley, Martin Crimp’s latest pl…
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George Hunka on criticism
Wednesday 6th March 2013
blogQuote of the day: “The mainstream critic or reviewer will use the low-cost resou…
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George Hunka on narrative authority
Thursday 22nd March 2012
blogIn a recent post, George Hunka argues against the imposition of narrative author…
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On experiment and the avant-garde
Monday 5th March 2012
blogGeorge Hunka’s blog revisits recent posts about the avant-garde and experimental…
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George Hunka on Jonathan Kalb
Saturday 7th January 2012
blogOne of the great things about theatre bloggers is that they spread the word, cre…
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George Hunka on Pinter and Webern
Tuesday 5th July 2011
blogGeorge Hunka’s Superfluities Redux blog has once again produced a winner: an edu…
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On Waiting for Godot
Monday 6th June 2011
blogSome performances are legendary, and have a resonance whose ripples still affect…
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