5.0
Review: Soup Song, Scenes for Survival, National Theatre of Scotland
Actor Annie Louise Ross sits at her kitchen table in a cosy kitchen with photos, mementos and cooking paraphernalia across the walls and counters. The familiar...
Nic Green
5.0
Review: Wallflower, Project Arts Centre
It could easily be interpreted as an act of narcissism. Quarantine, one of the UK’s most terraforming companies, has arrived at such self-regard as to roll out ...
Feature: Midsummer Mischief: well-behaved women rarely make history
Wondering if it is indeed true that “well-behaved women rarely make history,” the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Deputy Artistic Director, Erica Whyman has created...
Review: Trilogy
Trilogy is not an easy piece to digest. It is however the most liberating and exhilarating piece I have ever witnessed in my life.
As a man watching a piece ...