Rotterdam: funny, warm and honest at Theatre 503 – Review
If you’re in a gay relationship and your girlfriend makes the decision to start living as a man, does that
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The Forbidden at The Canvas Cafe – Review
Well, it’s official. I’ll never be able to listen to the music of 5ive again without a small shudder of
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Universally Speaking at The Bread and Roses Theatre
I was really looking forward to Jaybird Production Company’s Universally Speaking, featuring four new one-act plays exploring the absurdities of
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Moving and genuine EVENTIDE at Arcola Theatre – Review
If you’ve ever had the uncomfortable feeling that life’s passing you by (which, let’s be honest, we all have from
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The Christians at the Gate Theatre – Review
I’m honestly not sure if I just went to the theatre or to church – or perhaps a combination of
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Madama Butterfly Grimeborn Opera Festival – Review
Madama Butterfly is probably one of the world’s best loved operas. Puccini’s tragic tale of a young Japanese woman abandoned
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Review of CONSOLATION at Bridewell Theatre
Where to begin with Théâtre Volière’s Consolation? There’s so much that’s brilliant about this play that it’s difficult to fit
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Review of The Backward Fall at The Hen and Chickens Theatre
It doesn’t sound like a very funny story. Two sisters meet one Sunday afternoon to finish packing up their childhood
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