Feature: Marching on Together with Adam Hughes
It’s the height of the 1984 football season. Football hooliganism is rife, as is the basis for Marching on Together, a new script Yorkshire playwright Adam Hugh...
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Review: Charming – A Farcical Fairytale, Old Red Lion Theatre
Conceptually, writer Ross Howard was onto a winner, upturning the ever-loved fairytales of old by obscuring the notions of ‘happily ever after’ and true love. B...
Review: Rachael’s Cafe, Old Red Lion Theatre
The 21st Century can be pretty scary and confusing. At times it feels like we are hurtling towards a more progressive society, one that embraces diversity a...
Review: The Upstanding Member, Old Red Lion Theatre
The present government aside, there’s been a spate of political farces recently: the decidedly bland Coalition, Margaret Thatcher Queen of Soho (more of a pas...
Review: Venus/Mars
Patrice Etienne’s Venus/Mars joins a stream of new plays based around the monologic form, where monologues are injected with variety, insight and humour. In...
Review: The Ghost Hunter
Rational, enlightened, modern man that I am, I certainly ain’t afraid of no ghosts. But a good ghost story should chill your bones whatever your beliefs. The Gh...