Loosely based on the 1956 classic tale by Dodie Smith, ‘101 Dalmatians’ see Dominic and Danielle literally bumping into each…
The role of the ‘other woman’ in popular culture over the years has tended to sit at either end of…
An obituary writer’s life is changed when he meets Alice, a reckless free spirit. Her habit of not looking as…
If one had been unaware of Gaultier’s work under Pierre Cardin, or his first collection in 1976, that changed in…
A Plague On All Your Houses, a new play by writer/director Marcia Kelson presently playing at the Riverside Studios, is…
A pink pop frenzy is the best way to describe Elliot Clay’s new pop song cycle Millennials, which has transformed…
Put together three pairs of (almost) lovers and their muddled relationships, against the backdrop of a grand ship with scintillating…
How do you make a grown Russian man sing? Give him a piano and some vodka. How do you make…
On the face of it, Chris Bush’s new play could simply be viewed as a fresh take on class. In…
The 1970 unofficial strike by five thousand clothing factory workers in Leeds has been largely forgotten and tends to be…