Billed as “one part sermon, one part purge, three parts party”, House of Life delivers a joyous immersive experience with…
A trumpet cuts through the audience’s murmuring – Wynston Marsalis stands at the back of the auditorium playing Amazing Grace,…
If you’re English, this show is a must. Pete Reid’s McKallaster has been purveying his intelligent, keenly-observed - crucially impartial…
Wow. Take a breath… prepare to be humbled by a surfeit of inventiveness and ingenuity… in a venue the performer…
Having interviewed Jenny Gorelick earlier in the month, I was interested to see whether the engaging, quick witted comedian I…
There is a lot packed into the short running time of Joy Nesbitt’s Julius Caesar Variety Show. It is energetic, well…
One day someone can be the most important person in your world. The next, they can simply disappear. For them,…
And so, it begins. A couple of hours ago I heard this exact piece played by these exact musicians. So…
There is a danger in making theatre intentionally difficult to understand. Make it oblique enough, abstract enough, strip away rhythm,…
The fringe is all about embracing all kinds of art from physical theatre, to spoken word, from historical talks to…