18 Feb 2021
‘That boy’, ‘that girl’ or ‘that family’, is a term of derision often used by many to suggest that a child or family is a problem best avoided at all costs.…
18 Feb 2021
Greg Fleet and Ian Darling were aspiring actors at school who played the twins in Shakespeare’s The Comedy Of Errors . Fast forward to recent times and after…
17 Feb 2021
Flying Penguin Productions have brought back to the 2021 Fringe a play they first performed to acclaim in 2018. Their latest production of Sea Wall By Simon…
12 Feb 2021
Written for, and debuting at the 2019 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Switch Witchetty and the warring Royal siblings were invited to pack their bedsheets, milk…
7 Feb 2021
A bard by any other name… We have often heard it questioned whether William Shakespeare was the actual creator of many of the works which have been attributed…
1 Feb 2021
Let’s face it! Most of us spent some time in 2020 in a solitary room wondering what to do next. Some of us even managed to spend that time creatively. Plays…
9 Sept 2020
Prompt and friendly COVID marshals ushered us into the new Her Majesty’s Theatre and quietly suggested where we might wait for show time. I wanted to zip around…
16 Mar 2020
Are you feeling anxious? Fear ( Not ) is a reprise of a collaboration between Prospect Theatre For Young People and Cirkidz after an excellent reception of this…
14 Mar 2020
I Don’t Wanna Play House is the theatrical version of a memoir. It strings together the strongest recollections of a life lived, well perhaps more strongly –…
4 Mar 2020
The Wild Unfeeling World is Casey Jay Andrews take on a re-imagining of the classic tale of Moby Dick . This version is set in and around modern London and…
4 Mar 2020
David Colvin felt the longing of the bagpipes at a very young age, but it wasn’t until adulthood that he felt their full power when he crossed paths with Gordon…
29 Feb 2020
Back for a third year, The Choir Of Man has a few new faces, but still packs an amazing punch, as the standing ovations will attest to.