Review: Out There on Fried Meat Ridge Road, White Bear Theatre
Out There on Fried Meat Ridge Road, written by and starring Keith Stevenson as the loveable redneck JD, has delighted audiences for years at LA's Pacific Reside...
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Review: And Then There Were None, Richmond Theatre
And Then There Were None is one of Agatha Christie’s most popular and widely-read crime novels, and one of her most difficult conundrums to crack. It has been a...
Review: Playing With Grown Ups
Playing with Grown Ups centres around a couple in their late 30s, trying to adjust to their new roles as first time parents. Robert (Ben Caplan) takes to parent...
Review: Volcano
Noel Coward left a lasting legacy on British theatre, and his mastery of drama, emotion and romance are seen clearly in Volcano, a play never performed duri...
Review: Lark Rise To Candleford
Based on Flora Thompson’s first book, Lark Rise published in 1939, Joe Harmston attempts to recapture the essence of late 1800s country life in this most re...