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Edinburgh Fringe
Based on the Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, this multi-skilled company combine…
Fancy a murder mystery weekend but not got the time? Then this production of Cluedo will give you the…
Mika was last here more than 10 years ago but he returned again today like an extinction event meteorite…
The sectarian divide in Northern Ireland is an evocative relocation for Shakespeare’s plot of Romeo and…
Improvisational comedy can be a very hit and miss affair. The ability to create and follow a train of…
A dimly lit room. One table, one chair and one honest voice.
It’s rare for one of the BBC’s "Plays for Today", a sadly defunct manifestation of public service…
Soothed by the soporific tones of a home loving song about Kansas, the audience is shown pictures of two of…
It wasn’t until my late teens that I finally got around to reading Kenneth Grahame’s classic children’s tale…
If you do not know anyone in the cast or the band then Dyslexia the Musikal is maybe not for you.
Tempo deserve earthly rewards for producing musical heaven in this five star show. From the inception with…
James Bowell's Life of Samuel Johnson is one of the most famous biographies ever written about a man who was…
We are welcomed personally on board the Starship Osiris by George Vere. It’s very much his vessel as we are…
February 2012, the life of Ollie Dabbous is transformed overnight: from unknown chef at his new London…
I walked into the darkened theatre. The atmosphere hit me like a slug from a .45. I dropped into…
To deliver an affecting piece of theatre is an impressive achievement. To do it without words and with…
Georgia O'Keefe is always worth considering; in spite of attempts by commercial print-makers to domesticate…
A Girl is a Half-formed Thing comes to the stage with much acclaim.
Liam O’Rafferty’s pop-folk original musical, Paper Hearts is stirring from the first click of the typewriter…
‘Why are we given so much life?’ asks Willy Russell’s Shirley Valentine. ‘The Lounge’ poses the same question…