At the centre of the Roundabout tent, a minimal and effective installation by Paines Plough's production to gather the many…
Vibrant colours, retro telephones and upbeat music, this show screams 70s – and dare I add Scooby Doo, in the…
Our hero William Baxter justifies the chequered life of an inveterate gambler by bemoaning the fact he left school at…
Temping is like nothing else I’ve seen at the Edinburgh Fringe, being more of an interactive experience than a show.…
Victoria Wood is one of those northern comedians whose expressions find a way into your life, without you really even…
What would Jan Molby do? For those too young to know, Jan Molby was a Football Colossus who played for…
Pauline is a pure example of storytelling where the words, voices and testimonies of three generations of women meet and…
Theatre critics can sometimes be very useful. Take Sheridan Morley, for instance, who, in the mid eighties, was almost the…
Part of the Camden Fringe festival which marks its 16th year, Dolls & Guys explores a dystopian world where women…
After reading the press release, this is one of those plays that you walk-in to the theatre, not knowing what…