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Ben Kulvichit

Ben Kulvichit

Biography

Ben Kulvichit is a freelance critic and theatremaker based in Bristol. As well as writing for The Stage, he is national reviews editor at Exeunt and keeps a blog, Smaller Temples.

Recent Articles

A Family Business review

A Family Business review

ReviewsFeb 8, 2024
A frank, informative dive into the process of nuclear disarmament and international policy-making
Nanny review

Nanny review

ReviewsFeb 5, 2024
Underpowered musical play about failed ambitions by Alana Ramsey, Lizzie Stables and Jenny Rainsford
Dick Whittington review

Dick Whittington review

ReviewsDec 7, 2023
Comedy theatre company Le Navet Bete – Matt Freeman, Al Dunn and Nick Bunt – bring to this exemplary pantomime both their disciplined slapstick comedy and natural chemistry
Oliver Twist review

Oliver Twist review

ReviewsDec 7, 2023
Reimagining by Adam Peck that’s caught awkwardly between Dickensian dourness and Christmas cheer
If All Else Fails review

If All Else Fails review

ReviewsNov 10, 2023
Cruel, comical game of repetition and reversal from Forced Entertainment
Choir Boy review

Choir Boy review

ReviewsOct 19, 2023
Nancy Medina opens her tenure at Bristol Old Vic with Tarell Alvin McCraney’s play set in an American all-Black, all-boys’ private school
cheeky little brown review

cheeky little brown review

ReviewsSep 27, 2023
Infectiously likeable solo show exploring complicated friendships and identity
If You Fall review

If You Fall review

ReviewsApr 13, 2023
Moving examination of the emotional and systemic complexities of end-of-life care
Waldo’s Circus of Magic and Terror review

Waldo’s Circus of Magic and Terror review

ReviewsMar 22, 2023
New musical by Extraordinary Bodies champions a circus company of D/deaf, disabled and non-disabled artists
You Bury Me review

You Bury Me review

ReviewsMar 1, 2023
Women’s Prize for Playwriting 2020 winner Ahlam debuts a play exploring love during a time of oppression in Cairo
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