If it were not for the promotion of this show, the title would hide the fact that the play came…
After taking time to catch up on sleep and sustenance, it is comforting to reflect on what a special event…
Relocated from the traditional Venice of the 16th century, to 1930’s East End of London, this thoroughly re-worked and re-freshed…
My 19-year-old son has a teddy, or should I say a rag that used to be a teddy; I also…
Written in 1604, King Lear is sandwiched between Measure For Measure, Othello and Macbeth, a period in the bard’s writing…
The story of orphan Annie originates from a 1924 comic strip called Little Orphan Annie by Harold Gray, lyricist Martin…
The Library of Birmingham was the setting, and the team behind the ‘Everything To Everybody’ project collaborated with bardic improvisers,…
Time for some comedy down at Aces & Eights, and from Nick Everritt who calls himself, The Quiet Man. Not…
Whenever I am ‘fringing’ (yes, let’s make it a verb), I like to go along to see some improv. The…
In an extremely warm theatre, I watched poet and writer Jan Noble, create imagery with verse, a necromancer of inventive…