In Danielle James's ambitious but uneven play, Iris and Thalia live in a flat share. Firm friends who share a…
Precarious Theatre is taking its shot at proselytizing without any precarity to it. In both the writing and staging of…
Grab your habits and rush down to the Opera House, because the nuns are in town! Based on the Whoopi…
The Kaleidoscope Festival, set in the lush Alexandra Palace Park with stunning views across the London skyline, offered a vibrant…
All of us have a personal deep, dark fear – mine is enclosed spaces – we’d run a million miles…
Barbara Diesel’s Dear Eliza, currently touring UK fringe festivals, is a powerful and raw piece of theatre that explores the…
When the stylistic choice is made to produce a play with minimal set, a small cast and a character driven storyline, the…
When this Musical first debuted in Manchester in 2019; I became an immediate fan and I was over the moon…
In a packed-out King’s Arms, musical stand-up Holly Redford Jones’ tuneful contribution to Greater Manchester Fringe seeks to answer the…
Leaving behind them a trail of raving reviews as they travel around the country, it is no surprise that Long…