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I never really thought that much of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. It had a few "eerie" moments in it, but…
Albert Camus is one of those writers that I always wanted to get into.
Hot Brown Honey is more than cabaret or burlesque, it’s a movement of “radical, fierce love.” Endless energy…
Tony Cima, a well-known singer-songwriter himself, shares his enthusiasm for the work of Jake Thackray.
A fine balance of flair and farce makes Pants Down Circus: Rock, an hour of frolicking fun for all the family.
The School of Night originated with the late Ken Campbell, among whose many accomplishments lay a remarkable…
Theatre Movement Bazaar has enjoyed critical success at the Edinburgh Fringe over recent years with inventive…
Under the low-ceilinged, whitewashed cellar bar of Henderson’s, not so unlike that in Burns’ cottage, the…
Adrian Sims returned for the third year of four in his series of Chopin piano recitals with poise and…
The Worm is an endearing eco drama for 3-7 year-olds that offers some friendly fun while being gently…
A tack sharp modern take on a Russian classic.
This production from New York company NoPerks Theatre is based…
They do like to be beside the seaside – and who indeed would not, with this lively, fast-paced adaptation of…
In David Benson's 1996 Fringe First award winning show Think No Evil of Us: My Life with Kenneth Williams,…
Support band The Ray Summers are actually going down well, but lead vocalist Andy Ure is under no illusions…
In the decrepit splendour of a chaotic old sideshow known as Riley’s Odditorium, we meet Riley’s family of…
If you happen to have popped in to the Pleasance Courtyard this Fringe, it’s likely you’ll have spotted a…
Wherever ‘Glasvegas’ is, it’s not a place that I am likely to visit again. Set in Glasgow in the Fifties, the…
Having been a school pupil not entirely dissimilar to the mint green four walls of the detention room, it was…
The stage of Paradise in Augustine's burst into life yesterday evening as the cast of Africa Calling…
Thought-provoking one-act musical with plaintiff songs