The outrageously hilarious Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) comes bursting on to the Moondance stage at Theatr Clwyd with an…
Having seen the musical Jersey Boys several times now, both as a reviewer as well as a paying theatregoer, this…
There are tribute bands, and then there are those which, for a couple of hours at least, manage to transport…
Dear Joanna, My Favourite Animals Are Scorpions is an unsettling exploration of childhood friendship, adolescent obsession and the ways in…
Tandem is a writing collective established and run by playwrights Jennifer Adam, Amy Hawes and Mhairi Quinn. This new writing…
There is something inherently difficult about making theatre about an event that is still unfolding, particularly one as politically charged…
Short but perfectly formed, Balisong occasionally comes perilously close to feeling like a public-information film about the dangers of knives. But perhaps…
‘Making Art for Art’s sake.’ A quote repeated almost too many times to count and yet, with each time spoken…
Three Men in a Boat, plus a dog, is a spectacular feat of musical comedy directed by Christopher Haydon. Based…
There is a compelling musical somewhere inside ‘The Last Ship’. Its story of a Wallsend shipbuilding community facing the closure…