Brighton Fringe Review: A Clockwork Orange, The Warren
Anthony Burgess’ 1962 dystopian novel is realised in theatrical form by The Theatre Workshop, charting young delinquent Alex’s imprisonment for murder and his a...
A Clockwork Orange
Feature: Kubrick3 – con artists, Conway and Kubrick
As David Byrne prepares to take Kubrick3 to the Edinburgh Fringe, Alexander Nicholson catches up with him to talk conmen, gay plays and why young theatre compan...
Review: The Hothouse
Every so often, perhaps once in a generation, an actor can seem to have been born to play a role. Sir Laurence Olivier as Richard III, for instance. In The Ho...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: A Clockwork Orange
This has got to be the sexiest production of A Clockwork Orange ever. Sex and violence are physical acts, something director Alexandra Spencer-Jones takes to a ...
Team players: Fourth Monkey Theatre Company
A repertory of six plays, a company of 50 performers and a fan base going from strength to strength, Fourth Monkey Theatre Company are making the most of the fringe this summer.
Running like Clockwork: Action to the Word
Edinburgh 2012 starts here as Abbey Lewis finds out about Action to the Word's countdown to their performance of A Clockwork Orange at the festival.