All playwrights speak to each other in one way or another. Sometimes they will talk to the living but most…
The issue of crime and punishment has been discussed by writers and thinkers for thousands of years. There is, of…
The origins of tonight’s play, a revival of a 40year old tale, by Jill Fleming, came from her time with…
When Enough was first performed at the Greater Manchester Fringe last summer it was depressingly prescient. A play about misogyny,…
In the 50s and 60s Greenwich Village, New York, was at the centre of the American Folk Music revival which…
Having tickled audiences’ palates at last year’s Fringe, Adam Evans takes to the stage once more with a presentation packed…
Phil Green’s pre-Edinburgh stand up show, presented to a small audience who had made their way through the torrential rain…
In a sequin-studded change in his career path, Joe Leather whimsically recounts how he traded hi-vis for high heels in…
Ambitious opera graduate Amy Webber occupies the King’s Arms theatre space with a stand-up routine composed of music, role-play and…
Meet Molly. Young, motivated, engaging and real. She runs her own florist and from it helps her customers acknowledge key…