It might seem like a good idea to commission ten playwrights to write bite-sized sketches and songs about the recession but there were times watching this when I longed to be listening to...
Adaptor Emma Reeves and director Andrew Loudon, the team behind syrupy productions of ‘Anne of Green Gables’ and ‘Little Women’, are back with their version of Nina...
This is one of the strangest and boldest shows I’ve seen. David Bower and Isolte Avila of the deaf and disabled artist-led company Signdance Collective are something of a Beckettian duo: as...
This is a high school musical with a difference – it is set in a world where homosexuality is the norm and heterosexuality is the love that dare not speak its name; where the school chess...
Alexi Kaye Campbell’s debut play ‘The Pride’ bagged him the Critics’ Circle award for most promising newcomer last year. His second echoes its predecessor’s reflection...
This is an account of barely imaginable suffering and of survival; of ‘ghosts who returned, but cannot explain how or why’. Author Charlotte Delbo was a member of the French Resistance...
New writer David Mercatali is clearly one to watch, but, sadly, his first professional play isn’t. It’s an existential thriller, a rickety premise from the off, in which six character...
Here’s a question that’s infrequently asked: if you were a suicidal smackhead in need of an imaginary celebrity friend to help you on your way to the next world, which one would you...
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