Review: Green Knight
An Arthurian legend
Review: Green Knight
An Arthurian legend
Review: Wuthering Heights
A show you must see
Review: Ghost Boy: a playwright’s progress
If you want a single account of the heady days of 1960s-70s British theatre, this has to be it
Review: The Woman in Black
As fine a touring production as you’re likely to see
Review: Paradise
A sleeping classic in the making
Review: Hamilton and Me: An Actor’s Journal
In rapid, elegant, idiomatically kerned language, Giles Terera proves himself a superb expositor of where it happens.
Review: Troy Story
Again the most educative stand-up and a thrilling presentation. Oh and bloody funny on war, male sexuality and the Bechdel Test.
Review: Jekyll & Hyde
The most viscerally convulsive realisation of Jekyll or Hyde imaginable
Review: Fiction Romance
Now the way to think of Twelfth Night’s Antonio
Review: The Tin Drum
Nico Holonics’ blaze-through avatar is unlikely to be surpassed.
Review: A Christmas Carol
The most original, potent and uplifting Christmas Carol I’ve ever seen
Review: Hamish Henderson: On the Radical Road
A selection of the political songs and writings of the great Scottish folklorist
Review: Elise
A Fascinating Portrayal of the Lost Women of the Beatnik Era
Review: Gie’s Peace
Inspiring Stories of Courageous Women - An Exploration of War Through Storytelling and Music
Review: The Turn of the Screw
A Contemporary Puppet-Assisted Twist on a Classic Tale