Reading Time: 2 minutesSurreal and deeply chaotic immersive cabaret that lacks any narrative clarity. There’s a fine line between immersive theatre and feeling like you’ve accidentally wandered into someone else’s extremely chaotic afterparty at 2am. Canal Café Theatre’s Garden Party –…
Reading Time: 2 minutesA conversation between the favourite couple of creative people and criers. With work being nearly complete on their chapel, Keith and Marj embark on a tour, telling all from their backstories, to how they met and even…
Reading Time: 2 minutesSouthern Light brings the iconic crap game of Guys and Dolls to the Festival Theatre in Edinburgh this week with a high-energy cast, brightly coloured costumes and a guessing-game set that leaves audiences in awe of the company’s talent.
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe girls' bathroom has had something of a moment in the theatre lately, and it's not hard to see why.
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Last Man is a new, one-person musical, currently premiering its English-language production at the Southwark Playhouse Elephant.
Reading Time: 2 minutesAt once meditative and deeply visceral, the double bill presented by 99 Art Company at The Place unfolded less like a conventional evening of dance and more like a carefully constructed ceremony of memory, grief and endurance.
Reading Time: 2 minutesAs ever when seeing this iteration of the ‘International’ Scottish Chamber Orchestra, from the first note to the last, these players are flawless. They have shown time and again this season just how talented a group they are, and they close the season in the same fashion, while tackling some challenging compositions.
Reading Time: 2 minutesEveryone’s a bit obsessed with true crime, aren’t they? Morris (played by Filippo Brozzo) arranges a prison interview with an unnamed serial killer (played by Zak Rosen).
Reading Time: 2 minutesMemory arrives in boxes, in fragments, in the cadences of people no longer here. NIUSIA, Beth Paterson's solo show about her late grandmother, a Polish Holocaust survivor, takes this literally.
Reading Time: 2 minutesEntertainment labelled a “cult classic” often earns that status for good reason, and Northern Stage and Derby Theatre’s fresh actor-musician revival of Little Shop of Horrors proves exactly why. Plenty of letters could be removed from the production’s tagline, because this revival is simply “class”.