Theatre

Following on from his ‘Ravenhill for Breakfast’ morning residency of two years ago, Mr 'Shopping and Fucking’ returns to the...

I‘m not sure if I always understood ‘Must’, a gorgeous but densely poetic pilgrimage through the body of New York performance artist...

This poignant piece gives a new perspective on The Holocaust with an aching clarity of emotion and striking simplicity. Benjamin, a Jewish expert...

This curious and charming fable is glorious in its playful physicality, but too insubstantial to linger. Michael, unprepossessing in a Pringle jumper,...

Richard Dedominici has spooned himself into a pair of very odd spaces for his two shows at this year’s Fringe. For his evening production...