Coming up in the lift from the underground on my way to the Southwark Playhouse (fast becoming one of my…
When the personal is blended with the political in theatre, the outcome is likely to stir the audience with myriad…
Dracunculus medinensis, otherwise known as the Guinea worm. After making its way into the human body, no symptoms of its…
The 549 of the title is the number of Scots who took part in the Spanish Civil War, fighting a…
Agatha Christie’s Witness For The Prosecution recently had its 5 Year anniversary performance and it’s clear to see why it…
One of the rare bright spots during the pandemic was getting masked up between outbreaks up to see Orpheus In…
‘Tis the season for spooky revivals, cobwebbed drama & cheap Halloween tat in the supermarkets. Creeping into this uneven milieu,…
Young performers show great potential. This well-loved musical by Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick offers many memorable songs. Even if…
Rainhill Garrick Society start their 80th birthday celebrations with a bang with this startling and surreal comedy whose improbable events…
The Harold Pinter theatre brings us a revival from C.P Taylor exploring the idea of what makes a person ‘good’.…