Paul Bradshaw’s debut play, ’tell me straight’ is an effervescent exploration of self in London’s jungle of sexual energy. The…
Described as 'part storytelling, part stand-up, part dream', When The Fun Stops, Try Again? is an interactive, audience-controlled show devised…
If ever there was a play that asked its audience to pay close attention to every word, it is Brian…
Newly-divorced Sarita has been forced to downsize from a house in New Jersey to a tiny New York apartment. She's…
Charity Gala Performance in aid of Music Therapy Nordoff and Robbins Sinatra The Musical is continuing its run in the…
The 1970s were a time of turbulence in British politics. The Labour Party, having held power during much of the…
Fringe theatre is often compelling because it entertains through socially conscious narratives. Blindspot is no exception to this, cleverly and…
Pearl Mackie takes on a whole cast of characters in Baby, with three chairs and a doll providing most of…
Spooky season is here, and it has brought with it a spine-tingling play. Uncle Monty’s Antique Shop is an anthology…
When you think of Anton Chekhov you expect a play of undefined logic and conflicting perspectives. Whilst mixing comedy with…