REVIEW: A History of Paper
Reading Time: 2 minutesWritten by Gareth Williams and Oliver Emanuel, the 2024 Fringe First Award-winning show, A History of Paper, makes its way to Tayside in this Pitlochry Festival Theatre and Dundee Rep production.
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REVIEW: Steffen Haanes: The Master
Reading Time: 2 minutesIt is indeed…Spooky The Master is a masterclass (no pun intended) in performance art and clowning. It follows a spooky vampire who needs to drink the blood of an audience member before the end of the hour.…
REVIEW: Gameplay
Reading Time: 2 minutesTheatre for the End of the World An entire production unfolds in the space between two breaths. One actor and one sound technician/musician take to the stage of a blank theatre. The lights are low. Swan Lake plays over…
REVIEW: For You Blue: Celebrating The Beatles Greatest Hits 1967–1970
Reading Time: 3 minutes"For You Blue: Celebrating The Beatles Greatest Hits 1967–1970" at Liverpool Philharmonic Hall was a lively, affectionate evening celebratng one of the greatest songbooks in popular music.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jodie Steele
Reading Time: 2 minutesPrepare for a wonderfully funny, fast-paced romp as Graham Greene’s classic spy comedy arrives at Oxford Playhouse this month. Our Man in Havana sees Jack Ashton, Bob Barrett, Leon Ockenden and Jodie Steele playing more than 30 characters as they bring 1950s Havana vividly to life. Ahead of the run, we spoke to Jodie about the iconic espionage thriller
REVIEW: Life Out There
Reading Time: 2 minutesTim Foley’s Life Out There opened its doors for one night only at Jodrell Bank.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Ben O’sullivan
Reading Time: 3 minutesSilly and surreal comedian Ben O’Sullivan returns to Edinburgh with an absurd show asking the question, Is it possible to seduce someone, even if they know you sleep with a weighted blanket? Ben performs at the Fringe 6th-18th August 19:45 at Cellar at Laughing Horse @ The Raging Bull
REVIEW: The Oresteia
Reading Time: 3 minutesSimon Stone’s The Oresteia lays bare the trouble with dismembering – the remembering. Hell hath no fury like a mother betrayed. The Greeks understood the power of maternal lovelike no one else – not as a fuzzy,…
REVIEW: Shanay Holmes
Reading Time: 2 minutesAs an award-winning and critically acclaimed performer, Shanay Holmes’s debut solo concert in collaboration with Chris Poon and the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra was bound to be mesmerising, but no one in the audience could have been prepared for the spell binding evening that unfurled.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jack Jewers
Reading Time: 4 minutesWe sat down with author Jack Jewers to discuss his upcoming novel, Seething Lane.