Review: Macbeth
A dystopian Scotland, separated from the UK due to years of economic disaster, is the setting for Jamie Lloyd’s fast paced, high-energy production of Macbeth. A...
Emma Mottram
Review: Cinderella: A Fairy Tale
The Ella of this production (Lisa Kerr) is energetic and interesting, kitted out rather splendidly in bowler hat and sparkly boots. This, and the fact that ...
Review: The Comedy of Errors
What do you get when you put two separated-at-birth pairs of twins, a dodgy Goldsmith and a sadistic doctor in the same city? I’m not going to attempt to make...
Review: The Death of Norman Tortilla and A Lady of Substance
The Death of Norman Tortilla is a modern, black comedy and the first play written by Charlotte Coates. It centres on Norman Tortilla, an elderly sufferer of Par...
Review: The Seagull Effect
The Seagull Effect by Idle Motion, a physical theatre company of six young actors, asks the audience to reflect on the ways in which the smallest changes can ha...
