This is quintessential Agatha Christie. There’s murder, intrigue, a roomful of suspects, and that Belgian detective whose keen eyes miss…
When you think about a rock band to soundtrack a ballet it's probable rock gods Black Sabbath wouldn’t be the…
Cheapo, brought to the Traverse Theatre by Play, Pie and a Pint, follows schoolboy Jamie (known as “Sheldon” to his…
Ryan Craig’s adaptation is aptly contemporary in places and unapologetically Georgian in others. The best affectations of Austen’s linguistic prowess…
The Choir of Man invites us into “The Jungle” pub, a place where everyone is welcome, and takes us on…
Monsters, sprites, humans, love and angst, sound like a delightful mix of intrigue and mystery. When in fact, you’re witnessing…
For one night only, ‘On The Go Theatre Company’ bring their production of “Power Cut’, a new play by Josie…
On a night when Storm Amy lashed Leeds with wind and rain, Opera North’s Susanna offered a different kind of…
At the start of the performance Chisato Minamimura introduces herself as a deaf Japanese woman. She is also a beautiful…
Troilus and Cressida is a lesser-known play by Shakespeare influenced by Grecian context and features characters from Greek Mythology. It…