3.0
Review: LIT, Nottingham Playhouse
Somehow it’s already June. For schoolkids, the summer holiday is near.
A time when you might find love, fall out of love, find new friends and make
mistakes. T...
Regional
3.0
4.0
Review: how to live a jellicle life, Lion & Unicorn Theatre
Are you living a jellicle life? Wait, no – I have to backtrack to the question: What exactly is a jellicle life? That is the question that comedian Linus Karp ...
5.0
Review: Wrapped Up In This, Mele Broomes/Take Me Somewhere
The first 15 minutes are atmospheric: beautiful music accompanying a dimly lit stage slowly filling with fog. Mele Broomes takes to the stage, barely visible b...
3.0
Review: The Tragedy of Dorian Grey, Blue Devil Theatre/Brighton Fringe Festival
The seedy clubs of Soho, art exhibitions of Chelsea and the swinging Sixties in general are excellent backdrops for a tale of excess, vanity and sexuality. Ros...
4.0
Review: The Old House, Kate Maravan/Brighton Fringe
Kate Maravan’s, The Old House is an emotionally reminiscent journey shared by a mother and daughter returning to their seaside home. Through each step they del...
3.0
Review: Bedroom Frequencies, Tramway/Take Me Somewhere
Bedroom Frequencies is Cindy Islam’s newest piece, commissioned by Tramway as part of this year’s Take Me Somewhere festival – Glasgow’s celebration of innovat...