There is something particularly satisfying about watching a production that understands exactly how to use the theatre it inhabits, and…
Dear Joanna, My Favourite Animals Are Scorpions is an unsettling exploration of childhood friendship, adolescent obsession and the ways in…
There is something inherently difficult about making theatre about an event that is still unfolding, particularly one as politically charged…
Three Men in a Boat, plus a dog, is a spectacular feat of musical comedy directed by Christopher Haydon. Based…
There is a compelling musical somewhere inside ‘The Last Ship’. Its story of a Wallsend shipbuilding community facing the closure…
There is something genuinely refreshing about The Urmetazoan. At a time when theatre can sometimes feel like it needs to…
A musical can close early, lose money and still leave behind a song worth hearing. That is the appealing idea…
F*ck You Claire is an ambitious one-act play written and performed by Rosie Hollingworth. It follows Penelope, a woman in…
A small basement room in Waterloo, with bare brick walls and a simple lighting rig was the venue for Causa:…
There is something wonderfully appropriate about a comedy concerned with theatrical excess being given a production that barely seems willing…