THEATRE REVIEW: Rita, Sue and Bob Too
2018-02-15
Under a star-studded sky, against the sleepy backdrop of a rural housing estate hidden from the glare of “loadsamoney” LondonContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Tristan & Yseult, Globe
2017-06-16
In the balcony of the neon-lit The Club of the Unloved, a four-piece band by the name of Martin andContinue Reading
Black Beauty at Macrobert Arts Centre
2017-02-20
Equine Illusionists Andy and Andy (“It’s a family thing”) aka The Famous McCuddy Brothers are inundated with offers. The King’sContinue Reading
The Dresser
2016-11-11
“For God’s sake, you’re a third-rate actor-manager on a tatty tour of the provinces, not some Colossus bestriding the narrowContinue Reading
The Man Who Followed His Legs
2016-11-09
“Theirs not to reason why, / Theirs but to do and die.” So wrote English poet Alfred Tennyson in theContinue Reading
Pondlife
2016-10-19
Two outsiders picked on at school For being new, weird and uncool Two men walk towards one another across aContinue Reading
The Other by Gael Le Cornec
2016-08-27
When entering the small theatre at the French Institute spectators were informed that today the show was being filmed andContinue Reading
The 24 Hour Plays Edinburgh
2016-07-06
by Sally Roberts Assembly Roxy, Sunday 3rd July 2016 Contrary to my initial assumption (and, I admit, horror) The 24Continue Reading
Blackout @ The Macrobert
2016-05-25
by Caroline Malcolm-Boulton “My first drink seemed to unlock something. I threw up, went home, woke up with a stinkingContinue Reading
The Silent Treatment PREMIERE
2016-04-01
Ssssh! No, but seriously Sssssssh! A sponsored silence is on; so whatever you do you have to keep it zipped,Continue Reading