It was a pleasure to be invited, along with my 13-year-old son, Sam, to Northwich on this warm August evening…
Everyone loves a ghost story. Whether it is by M R James, Edgar Allen Poe or Stephen King, we all…
The word ‘Aberfan’ may not mean too much to the world nowadays, but nearly 60 years ago in October 1966,…
Shakespeare’s Macbeth is at its most camp in the form of a neon pink, electro-pop teen drama. Crash Theatre Co's…
Female Gladiators? It’s not something that ever really think of. Most assume gladiators to be men, unwilling Christians and slaves,…
When six men reunite in a pub to remember a fallen friend and relative, things start to head south very…
Mimmi Bauer, Patrycja Dynowska and Michal Szpak's Three Billion Letters focuses on the impact of DNA, how everyone everywhere is…
Shakespeare for Breakfast has been a staple of the Fringe since the early ’90s and no show can retain the…
There’s nothing like a silly scrape to raise a smile, and Ray Cooney’s ‘Two Into One’ farce, is Frinton Summer…
Attending The Addams Family at The Lowry in Salford is a curious experience—part charming gothic comedy, part family-friendly farce—but it…