Because We Care fixes on the moment where friendship becomes confrontation: who is in charge, who chooses, who decides. It doesn’t provide much context. Ellis and Poole don’t explore what draws these characters together, how they make sense of their … Continue reading →

‘Because we care’ they intone flatly near the beginning. They say this in direct address to us, but if they cared about the audience they would have done well to hire a director who could provide an outside eye http://londondance.com/articles/reviews/colin-simon-and-i-because-we-care/

As long as a man is affected by the image of anything, he regards the thing as present, although it may not exist, nor will he regard it as past or future save in so far as its image is … Continue reading →