Review: Some Small Love Story, The Gillygate, York
Whether you like their work or not, you can’t deny that the Flanagan Collective are always trying to come up with something new and original, and more often tha...
Serena Manteghi
Review: The Railway Children, King’s Cross Theatre
Nesbit’s classic story of The Railway Children is one that is thought of with great affection. It is a wonderfully traditional and uncomplicated tale and at the...
Review: Mucky Kid, Theatre503
It’s always exciting seeing a brand new play, particularly when it’s a playwright’s first. The anticipation of whether it’ll be entertaining, ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Bunker Trilogy: Morgana
(4/5 Stars) Throwing yourself back into the bunker for the continuation of The Bunker Trilogy is yet again a thrilling experience under the direction of Jet...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Bunker Trilogy – Macbeth
(3/5)
Around halfway through Jethro Compton’s The Bunker Trilogy production of Macbeth, fireworks start going off signalling the end of the Tattoo. It feels f...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: A Little Princess
As consummate storyteller Frances Hodgson Burnett recognised, stories make us feel alive. The best stories can haunt the senses and quicken the heart – an adren...