Crikey, this was good. Tight. Hot. Funky. At times it even rocked. Four master musicians with CV’s so long you’d…
Two clowns enter the stage, their mission: to end their life tonight. We travel with them for the day as…
Presented by Edinburgh People’s Theatre, Quatermaine’s Terms gives a fly-on-the-wall view of a 1960s staffroom within an international school in…
‘Dazzling’ was the first word that came to mind as Veronika Eberle played Beethoven’s violin concerto with the RLPO last…
A Letter to Lyndon B Johnson is a brilliant piece of physical storytelling, at times funny, thought-provoking, and touching. It…
We embark on this evening with a little bit of a mystery of our own: do we have press tickets?…
Arthur Miller’s iconic treatise on the American Dream, often studied, but rarely performed, is brought to glorious life tonight on…
The raven is often associated with loss and ill-omen and there’s plenty of that in Abigail McKenzie’s debut play as,…
Warning – Age guidance 18+ containing scenes of an adult nature that some may find distressing. A Powerful and evocative…
Dear England, written by James Graham, tells the story of the ‘New’ England football team and centres on the origin…