Midlands-based theatre company Split Infinitive have rightly identified that the ‘B’ of LGBTQ+ is an oft-overlooked if not snubbed sexuality…
In the great fringe tradition, Saucy Jacks and the Space Vixens begins before you even enter Manchester’s TriBeCa venue. An…
Dear Elizabeth (written by Sarah Ruhl) is an exploration of the deep yet complicated friendship between American poets Elizabeth Bishop…
Suicide is a perennially important topic and one that has to be approached with care, compassion and tact. This was…
Douglas Adams wrote, ‘The main thing that flying requires is the ability to throw yourself at the ground and miss.’…
When crime authors like Ian Rankin and Val McDermid sell squillions of books it seems odd producers insist on sending…
Before there was Ga Ga, Bjork or Sia, there was Kate Bush. Considered by some as genius, by others as…
A Midsummer Night’s Dream is Shakespeare’s classic tale of love and longing set in a magical forest overrun by mischievous…
'A Bright and Shining Lie' was how writer Neil Sheehan referred to the forty-year involvement of America in the conflict…
If, like me, you’re mad about musicals, “Everyone’s Talking About Musicals” is the perfect antidote to the humdrum of everyday…