Review: An Oak Tree
From little acorns ... a story of loss, regret .. and the possibilties of roads not taken.
Genre: Mainstream Theatre 0
Review: Hard Graft
We are all part of families, with ancestors stretching back generations - giving us our identity
Review: Bloominauschwitz
The central character in James Joyce's 'Ulysses' must write his own story ...
Review: Thirst Of The Salt Mountain
A raw new staging of one of the 20th century's most surreal plays
Review: Stalin’s Daughter
Stalin's daughter has escaped to the West. But has she really broken free?
Review: Anatole De Latour – The Singing French Detective
Anatole De Latour is one eccentric but talented Interpol detective
Review: A Midsummer Knight’s Dream…What?!
If you are looking for something interesting, look no further
Review: “Just let the wind untie my perfumed hair…”
Tahríríh. Persian. Feminist. Poetess. Activist. Born: 1815. Executed: 1852. Martyr.
Review: Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Live
Suspense, drama and well-timed sound effects—everything you could want from radio drama.
Review: Eleanor’s Story: An American Girl in Hitler’s Germany
A gripping story about an American girl growing up in Hitler’s Germany
Review: ODE – Voices of Gallipoli and the First World War
A rehearsed reading of selected writings from the First World War.
Review: Albert Einstein: Relativitively Speaking
The life and discoveries of Einstein. A lecture by the man himself - with music ...
Review: Rock And A Hard place
" a small scale show that fitted perfectly onto the Three In Ten stage"
Review: The Rain That Washes
The transition to black-majority rule in Zimbabwe, seen through the eyes of a teenager.
Review: The Black Cat – The Small World of Aristide Bruant
Paris is the city of lies and spies in this tragic tale of star-crossed lovers.
Review: FOMO: The Fear Of Missing Out
You’re listening to the Zoe Show where we explore Zoe Macdonald’s ‘malaise’ of FOMO, or the Fear Of Missing Out.
Review: La Leçon
A twisted tale of what happens when an innocent student meets a bumbling, yet passionate professor…en français.
Review: Bewitching Macbeth
A deeper look into the psyche of Macbeth through the fusion of dance and text.
Review: The Umbilical Brothers: A KiDs ShoW (Not Suitable for Children)
Don't take your kids - or you will have a lot of explaining to do...
Review: A Brief History of Beer
Take a journey through time and space to learn about this ancient beverage.
Review: Season to Taste
Nine women voice our inner thoughts, fears and hopes over a nine-course meal.
Review: Desperately Seeking the Exit
Things go decidedly downhill when a writer loses creative control of his play on the West End
Review: I Am My Own Wife by Doug Wright
A powerful story of how a transvestite survived the Nazi and Communist regimes in East Berlin
Review: Raton Laveur
A clever ruse adds extra punch to this dark play about raccoons and the repercussions of sudden violence
Review: The Blue Room by David Hare
Like a teaspoon of honey mixed with vinegar, The Blue Room is for those who like their romance stories more biting than blissful
Review: Miss Representation
Boys will be boys, but girls are still battling to be taken seriously in the media
Review: My One and Only
A comic love triangle turns into an unforgettable dramatic tale of love and obsession
Review: I’m not pale, I’m dead
Life’s too short to go around feeling uncomfortable, but death’s too long to look like shit!
Review: Insomnia Cat Came to Stay
A manic performer tells us all how she can’t sleep in a play that is ironically repetitive and snooze-inducing
Review: One for the Ugly Girls
This show will make you laugh, make you think, and at times, make you recoil in discomfort
Review: Animal Farm
Guy Masterson brings Animal Farm to life in this mesmerising one-man performance
Review: Outland
Alice is pushed to the back of Wonderland as her creator reminds us of the power of dreams ..
Review: How to Start a Riot
A stunning piece of physical and verbatim theatre about the London riots
Review: Am I Good, Friend?
A zany comedy from a talented newcomer is a potent blend of physical comedy and philosophy
Review: Love Child by Joanna Murray-Smith
Two women search for companionship and common ground in this poignant, dramatic play with an astounding twist that will leave you speechless
Review: Re-Wed: The Marriage of Flavio and Isabella
A mischievous commedia of errors as miscommunication and mishaps befall a marriage
Review: Blind Tasting
A unique blend that is delicately flavoured with humour, nostalgia, whimsy and heartbreak with a bold finish and satisfied palate
Review: The 1/4 Pounding
We are the generation of choice, but sometimes life has a funny way of choosing for you
Review: Driving Miss Daisy
A successful adaptation of the Pulitzer-winning play about the friendship between the stubborn Miss Daisy and her loyal driver Hoke.
Review: A Donkey and a Parrot
A young girl narrates her ancestors’ swashbuckling adventures with gusto and pride
Review: The Wheel
A solid ensemble and Harris' vividly poetic script make this production a worthy watch
Review: Bespoke Magic : On the Fringe of Reality
Silver-tongued gentleman magician with a twinkle in his eye.
Review: Sweet Heart
Emotive and elegant writing from Helen Nelder. Sweet Heart is acted beautifully and should be seen by anyone with a heart.
Review: Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience
'Join Basil, Sybil and Manuel for dinner in a show which towers over all other theatre dining experiances'
Review: The Rotten Wedding
There is nothing rotten here, just fresh comedy and ripe theatrical goodness.
Review: Sunday Morning at The Centre of The World by Louis de Bernieres
“smells like the very essence of what fringe theatre ought to be”
Review: Nuclear Family
