Edinburgh Review: Prelude to a Number, Northern Stage at King’s Hall
Geddes Loom is a band which got lost in the theatre section. In its debut piece, Prelude to a Number, it tries to make sense of the chaos of the universe. You c...
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Edinburgh Review: Hot Cat, Pleasance Courtyard
Perhaps I was disadvantaged in watching this production by having never seen Tennessee Williams’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, on which Hot Cat is based. But I person...
Feature: Latitude Preview
The Suffolk festival that dyed sheep different colours is back with a fantastic line up – and I'm not just talking about Bombay Bicycle Club. I am talking about...
Review: I’m With the Band
I’m With the Band by Tim Price is an entertaining and interesting idea – the United Kingdom represented by the individual members of a once indestructible indie...
The Food of Love: Thatcher’s musicals?
As I'm sure you’ll know, music within the theatre had an integral part to play in responding to the death of Margaret Thatcher. The decision to keep the ant...
Review: Lullaby
Using the stimulus of the idea that music helps to develop a baby’s sensory awareness, Lullaby is specially designed so that mothers and babies can spend some q...