by Maxine Doyle | Oct 4, 2007 | Press
The Masque of the Red Death: A Night of Delicious Terror Charles Spencer | October 2007telegraph.co.uk Do you mind if I have a quiet sit down and a cup of hot, sweet tea? There’s something deeply disturbing going on at the old Battersea Town Hall, and my nerves...
by Maxine Doyle | Oct 4, 2007 | Press
by Michael Billington | 4 October, 2007★★★★☆theguardian.com “Wave goodbye to your friends,” one is enjoined at the start of Punchdrunk’s latest site-sympathetic extravaganza, based on the works of Edgar Allan Poe. Donning a white mask and a black...
by Maxine Doyle | Nov 23, 2006 | Press
Conversation with Josephine Machon, Brunel University London | November 2006 JM: Talk to me a little about your approach within the Punchdrunk aesthetic. MD: I’m really interested in the dancers’ ability to feel the space, touch spaces textures surfaces, temperatures....
by Maxine Doyle | Oct 19, 2006 | Press
By Lyn Gardner | Thursday 19 October 2006theguardian.com ★★★★★ Punchdrunk’s latest piece of immersive theatre takes you to places you have never been before. Step through the doors of 21 Wapping Lane – a vast disused warehouse in the original Tobacco Dock...
by Maxine Doyle | Mar 1, 2004 | Press
Editors’ Introduction: Eileen Kennedy and Andrew Thornton IT’S ONLY A GAMESHOW: Evolved Intelligences and Reality CulturePaul Woodward and Maxine Doyle Publisher Leisure Studies Association, March 2004 See extract below. Page 171Page 172Page 173Page...
