It feels amazing to be back writing for North West End UK again and to kick off my first review…
Joining the queue to enter the Bilton Theatre on Wednesday evening, for Bilton Amateur Dramatic Society’s (BADS), production, Five Shorts…
When you strip away the peripheral elements of existence what are you left with? Remove the career that will end, the…
Open-air theatre returns to Chester’s Grosvenor Park this summer as part of a fantastic festival of fun including a pair…
STREET, brought to the Barons Court Theatre by ‘Mos Sans Productions’, follows Miriam and Foster. Both are homeless, neglected and…
Louisa May Alcott’s beloved ‘Little Women’ is back, telling the celebrated and heartwarming story of four sisters, their mother and…
There’s something truly magnetic about a play that holds you at the edge of your seat, slowly pulling you deeper…
Permission is protest theatre with teeth. It’s urgent, intimate, and unexpectedly funny. Set between a Heathrow immigration line and a rooftop…
There have been many moments in society that have reverberated around the country and sent media news desks into a…
“Never work with children and dinosaurs” is a paraphrased old showbiz adage and a well-worn warning passed down the years…