Review: Pride and Prejudice
Open air theatre may seem like a brave choice given the unpredictability of the British weather, but Heartbreak Productions proves that performing in the great ...
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Review: Treasure Island
As Bristol Old Vic continues to be refurbished inside (I have written about how uncomfortable and creaky it used to be!), the enterprising team of Tom Morri...
Review: Eden End
Priestley is fond of dramatic irony, and lays it on particularly heavily in this, apparently his favourite play. It is rarely performed, perhaps because, as a p...
Review: The Woman in White
The Woman in White is a Victorian thriller which involves a mysterious woman who resembles the fiancée of Sir Percival Glyde, a desperate fortune hunter. Co...
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 Jungle Book
There was a lot to like about this production of The Jungle Book, mainly the parts that stayed truest to the magic of the book. However, writer Stuart Pater...