The Wicked Stage: Why is A Chorus Line a singular sensation?
A Chorus Line makes a triumphant return to the West End for the first time since it premiered in the UK in the late seventies, which ties in with research I h...
Dance
Review: Flow
You know you’re in for an interesting evening when you’re issued with an adapted bin bag on entry. And when you note that the floor has been changed into what l...
The Two Worlds of Charlie F: a theatre recovery project
Veronica Aloess speaks to ex-marine Cassidy Little, who has learnt to walk again while taking part in this rehabilitation project for wounded, injured and sick armed services personnel.
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Flamenco Roots
I love the passion and intricate footwork of flamenco, so Ricardo Garcia’s Flamenco Flow show seemed like an excellent opportunity to indulge in this gorgeous S...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Collision
Self-proclaimed as “the Fringe's must see feel-good journey through dance and music”, Lite Fantastic’s Collision is proving to be popular viewing with dance ent...
Review: And We Gather
There are many different ways to be conventional. We can dress the same as those around us, we can fall in love with the kind of people our parents expect us ...