There are very few certainties in life. Hardly any in theatre. One constant, however, is that JB Shorts always delivers…
Some shows need no explanation. The title does all the work. A Spoonful of Julie delivers exactly what it says…
Imagine a world obsessed with cabbage. Arguably defined by cabbage. Poets and oil painters are inspired by the vegetable as…
There’s no shortage of fringe shows exploring how and when people find their creative outlet. At first glance, Lisa O’Hare’s…
After a critically acclaimed National Theatre premiere, a UK tour, an award-winning West End transfer and a Broadway run which…
A bill finally decriminalising homosexuality in England and Wales received Royal Ascent in late July 1967. Less than three weeks…
The Altrincham Garrick Playhouse pantomime is more than an annual festive tradition. It’s a treasured part of the local community.…
There are a few big secrets in musical theatre. One of the biggest is that aside from one overwrought and…
We all know there are plenty of fully-developed, full-length theatrical productions that feel utterly impenetrable to an audience not ‘in…
What is Shakespeare’s best comedy? Although plenty of people would vote for A Midsummer Night’s Dream it is, in truth,…