At one point in this show David Suchet tells the audience the moment he knew he had to be an…
When Enough was first performed at the Greater Manchester Fringe last summer it was depressingly prescient. A play about misogyny,…
Devised and performed by Ramesh Meyyappan, this 65-minute work covers a broad swath of one family’s history. Beginning with one…
Hull New Theatre was packed to the rafters on Thursday night for what turned out to be a magical extravaganza…
Performed in a small space at The Glitch, this devised performance was an intimate piece set in a ‘rehearsal room’…
Louise Marwood's one-woman performance is informed by her own lived experience, a dark tale of depression, drink, drugs and self-deprecation. …
Created and directed by Natalie Abrahami and Ann Yee, who is also the choreographer, the contemporary whilst still traditional new…
A playful teasing of the popular TV show which knows its audience well. Backed by a full set of original…
The staging is set in a leaf filled forest woodland, the feeling is sombre the audience full of anticipation of…
Thrillers on stage are notoriously difficult to pull off effectively and I am afraid this one didn’t quite hit the…