IN CONVERSATION WITH: Preston Nyman
Reading Time: 2 minutesWe sat down with Preston Nyman for a quick chat about his upcoming performance in Dear Jack, Dear Louise at Arcola Theatre.
Month March 2026
REVIEW: Witches Corner
Reading Time: 2 minutesA wild, witchy blend of past and present feminist struggle.
REVIEW: Duo Eunoia
Reading Time: 2 minutesOn Sunday, 22nd March, Duo Eunoia brought the Royal Albert Hall’s Classical Coffee series to a close.
REVIEW: Scots – The Musical
Reading Time: 4 minutesA show filled with laughter, songs and more than a few wee facts, Scots-The Musical is more than just a comic glance at the country.
REVIEW: Lady
Reading Time: 2 minutesLady, directed by Sam Abrahams, is a mockumentary that blends satire, surrealism and character-driven storytelling into something that feels both unusual and refreshingly confident.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Emma Bailey
Reading Time: 4 minutesWe sat down for a quick chat with Emma Bailey. “Pity Party is about being alive, whilst trying to make sense of our relationship with ourselves, with others and with the world around us – all experienced…
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Stasi Schaffer
Reading Time: 4 minutesGlasgow theatre and opera director Stasi Schaffer works internationally across new writing, musicals and opera, spanning both contemporary work and the established repertoire.
REVIEW:Chamber Music Festival: Sunday Afternoon Concert – Pärt, Mozart, Bridge and Vierne
Reading Time: 2 minutesFor one weekend only, the Guildhall School presents a music festival featuring student-professor collaborations showcasing talented current students, performances in collaboration with the Yale School of Music, as well as a performance from the Elemore Quartet.
REVIEW: Horrible Histories LIVE (AND DEAD)! – The Concert
Reading Time: 3 minutesBased, of course, on history but also the original works by Terry Deary, Horrible Histories has been an ongoing television show since 2009 with songs written and composed by Richie Webb.
REVIEW: Anthracite Fields
Reading Time: 3 minutesJulia Wolfe's Pulitzer Prize-winning oratorio came to Manchester this weekend and did not disappoint. Anthracite Fields is the tale of and a memorial to American miners, with inspiration drawn from oral histories and Wolfe's own upbringing in Pennsylvania, rich in deposits of pure coal.