As Storm Larisa battered the north of England, the near three hundred hardy souls who braved blizzard conditions to eventually…
Amongst a packed-out audience, the debut performance of Algebra was well received, and I took the time to appreciate the…
This new ambitious play directed by Sheffield born Laura Keefe, written by Eve Leigh travels like its name sake at…
The one act play is a coming of age drama of a young American Female soccer team. Set around the…
Ladies Day, a play by Amanda Whittington, is a delightful and engaging production that had me thoroughly entertained from start…
Opera North’s return to the Lowry this month is reason indeed to celebrate; even more so with the revival of…
Coming up on 25 years since The Good Friday Agreement, Northern Ireland still has many issues to face and strongly…
Tonight Shakespeare met Tarantino, this was the bard seen through the lens of some kind of super-visual filmmaker complete with…
It is forty years since Caryl Churchill’s play first hit the stage and with this anniversary production, director Suba Das…
Thanks to years of experience in dance and choreography (and with an MBE to boot), you know any production with…