Review: How To Be Happy
One would imagine that a man who wrote a book entitled How To Be Happy would be a guru of finding joy amongst life’s anxious moments. But Paul is in the same ...
Tiffany Stoneman
Review: The Railway Children
The story of The Railway Children, by E. Nesbit, sees three children move to Yorkshire following the mysterious calling away of their father. They live in a...
Review: [RE:artzzZ] presents Grindhouse
On entering the Royal Vauxhall Tavern you become aware of four figures with white faces and dark eyes, not dissimilar to early expressionist films, conjuring up...
Review: Four Nights in Knaresborough
On the dark steps of Canterbury Cathedral, Thomas Becket was murdered by four knights apparently under instruction from Henry II. The men were left without ...
Review: Rock Around The Clock
Even before stepping into the theatre, a band of polka-dotted, hair-gelled, twisting singers and dancers performed on the street, setting the mood for this ...
Review: The Flying Karamazov Brothers
“They’re not Russian, they don’t fly and they’re not brothers,” is the marketing tagline of this kilted group, but one thing they definitely can claim to be...
