REVIEW: Boogie on the Bones
Reading Time: 2 minutesSet in the drab sinkhole of Soviet Moscow, Boogie on the Bones explores a little-known Russian subculture from the 1950s: the Stilyagi, or “style-hunters.”
Month December 2025
REVIEW: Sleeping Beauty
Reading Time: 3 minutesA joyously reimagined Sleeping Beauty that celebrates everything we love about Cambridge panto If you want proof that pantomime is still alive, glittering, and gloriously bonkers in 2025, look no further than Sleeping Beauty at the newly…
REVIEW: Beauty And The Beast @ The Churchhill Theatre
Reading Time: 3 minutesBalerno Theatre Company (BTC) kick off our panto season in Edinburgh this year with their production of Beauty and The Beast.
REVIEW: Graeme Stephen’s Metropolis
Reading Time: 2 minutesOriginal soundscape meets silent film, Graeme Stephen and his ensemble score Metropolis (1927) in a stunning cinematic experience. A must see for the film and composing community! Oh what a great start to this years Soundhouse Winter Festival! Award…
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Sam Butler and David Harradine of Fevered Sleep
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat down for a quick chat with Fevered Sleep. Following a highly successful Hong Kong premier in April, they will bring their 5-hour durational live show ‘Time Keeps The Drummer’ on a new UK tour. Hi…
REVIEW: The Great Christmas Feast
Reading Time: 2 minutesA feast for the senses Back again at The Lost Estate after seven Christmas seasons, The Great Christmas Feast is here to spread unrivalled festive cheer. Dubbed ‘London’s immersive heavyweights’, The Lost Estate is where to find the ultimate…
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Luke Wright
Reading Time: 4 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with acclaimed award-winning live poet Luke Wright. Touring his most personal show yet with Later Life Letter, using spoken word, storytelling and stand-up, Wright delves into his own adoption and what it means to belong.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Alexander Arnold
Reading Time: 2 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with Alexander Arnold, who plays the role of Mike in Most Favoured. From award-winning David Ireland (The Fifth Step, Cyprus Avenue) comes a sharp and hilarious exploration of faith and loneliness in a Travelodge starring Lauren Lyle and Alexander Arnold.
FEATURE: A Celebration of the Future of Set Design
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Linbury Prize for stage design, run by the National Theatre and the Linbury Trust, is the major award for early-career stage designers.
REVIEW: The Snowman at the Peacock Theatre
Reading Time: 2 minutesColourful, magical and heart-warming, The Snowman continues to charm new generations Presented by Birmingham Repertory at the Peacock Theatre, this stage adaptation of Raymond Briggs’ book The Snowman (and the beloved 1982 animated film it inspired) remains what it has long…