Jack Solloway Voice team
A writer from the West Midlands living in London. His prose has appeared in Aesthetica Magazine, Review 31, The Times and TLS, among others.
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11 August 2022Simon Munnery: Trials and Tribulations
View ReviewA brilliant, playfully frenetic show about a comedian on trial
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11 August 2022work.txt
View ReviewA phenomenal piece of interactive theatre about leisure and labour
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11 August 2022The Tiger Lillies’s One Penny Opera
View ReviewRiotously filthy punk folk cabaret about 19th-century London is flick-knife sharp
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11 August 2022Mrs Roosevelt Flies to London
View ReviewA gently captivating reprisal of an in-depth character study about a remarkable woman
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10 August 2022Victoria Melody: Head Set
View ReviewOne woman's quest to become a stand-up comic keeps the audience guessing
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9 August 2022You’re Safe Til 2024: Deep History
View ReviewAn insightful and convincing show about the reality of our future
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9 August 2022Unwanted Objects
View ReviewA fantastic curiosity shop of storytelling and song with flashes of poetry
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8 August 2022Twenty-Sided Tavern
View ReviewA frothy, choose-your-own-adventure fantasy show inspired by Dungeons and Dragons
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8 August 2022BriTANicK
View ReviewSketch duo lands big swings in this crazy fever dream of laughter and mayhem
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8 August 2022Colossal
View ReviewThis one-man show about the promise of love has the world on a string
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8 August 2022Nina Conti: The Dating Show
View ReviewLove Island meets the Muppets in this fast and loose ventriloquism match-making extravaganza
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21 December 2020Top 10 books of 2020
View FeatureVoice Magazine’s books to remember in a year to forget
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Blog
5 July 2019On Edward Lear and his queery, leary nonsense poetry
View BlogGay, epileptic and fascinated by queerness, what the life and art of the Victorian nonsense poet and painter teaches us about identity
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Interview
17 June 2019Want my job? with Nick Wyschna
View InterviewGuildford Fringe producer and Mamma Mia! actor Nick Wyschna tells us about his experience breaking into the theatre industry
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Feature
14 June 2019I used to paint walls rather than Old Masters, says artist Jake Wood-Evans
View FeatureAhead of his latest solo exhibition Legacy and Disorder, the contemporary artist talks about his work and former life as a painter-decorator
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23 May 2019Hoard review - emotional baggage crashes dinner party in style
View ReviewBim Adewunmi’s flawed but enjoyable debut drama is a love letter to Nigerian-British families living in east London
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News
13 May 2019Simon Armitage named UK’s new poet laureate
View NewsWest Yorkshire writer succeeds Carol Ann Duffy as poet laureate – and is paid in sherry
Latest Comments
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Apex Legends review by Tom Inniss -
Brexit’s like a box of chocolates... by Jack SollowayQuite! I understand your frustration. It's terribly confusing. Corbyn has been dallying with the second-referendum bods again, which should feel like good news. I've never seen such dynamic fence-sitting in politics. An extension seems likely, either way. But the wish for it to be over as soon as possible, however great, I think, leaves the door open to some poor justifications pushing through even poorer long-term decisions. It's what your ERGers are banking on, quite literally. As you suggested, we need to resist that urge. I can only imagine, as an EU citizen, how difficult the uncertainty of it all is. Clarity is the cure that'll heal this wound, not time. One can only hope it comes sooner rather than later.
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Comment posted on 19 March 2019
Can't fault this. Intuitive's the word. It's such a solid shooter - and the ping system is a game-changing addition, for sure. I'm looking forward to the updates that the new season will bring.