3.0
Review: Invisible Music, Platform 4
Platform 4’s Invisible music is a compelling yet frustrating journey from start to finish. The show is an audible and visual experience that almost drowns the ...
Music
3.0
4.0
Review: Scenes for Survival: Disco with Mum, National Theatre of Scotland
Disco with Mum gives us an intimate look at a video call between a mother and daughter who are spending lockdown in separate houses but are both facing an unce...
5.0
Review: Two Metres Apart 3, Greengage Ventures
Artistic satisfaction is not as easy to find during these unusual times – without the theatre, concerts, poetry slams or sofar sessions it feels as if there is...
Review: Superman, VAULT Festival
In an explosion of gig-theatre, cringey ‘first time’ stories and slut-shaming, Superman provides a colourful and empowering account of the experiences teens ex...
5.0
Review: Sticky Door, VAULT Festival
Katie Arnstein’s heartbreakingly funny show about “sex, stigma and cystitis” is a triumphantly true retelling of her experiences with men and her sexual encoun...
4.0
Happily Ever Poofter, King’s Head Theatre
Some day his prince will come, but not within the heteronormative rules that Disney so arduously enforces on poor Prince Henry, the only gay in the Kingdom. ...