Holbeck, Leeds made headlines in 2014 after the local government launched a trial initiative to decriminalise and regulate the sex…
Back in 2016, the political and cultural landscape of Britain felt markedly different: David Cameron was Prime Minister, the UK…
Avenue Q returns to the West End for a new run, and it absolutely delivers. Hilarious, sharp, and surprisingly heartfelt,…
“Nothing happens. Nobody comes, nobody goes. It’s awful.” These eight words, spoken by Estragon, neatly distil the themes of existential…
With an international exploration of the health care system, What I’m Here For stops at Edinburgh’s Traverse Theatre as part…
There is something quietly exacting about a one person show. It is an island, really, a contained territory where there…
Ostensibly based on the early 90s erotic thriller of the same name, Single White Female really only takes on the…
Like all great classics, “To Kill a Mockingbird” has been filmed, staged, adapted into many other genres, yet at heart…
On September 11th 2001, the world came to a horrifying stop following a terrorist attack in the USA. As it…
Ballet Black has celebrated its 25th anniversary with a compelling and ultimately uplifting double bill that showcases the company’s distinctive…