Reading Time: 3 minutes‘What is the future of ... film?’ Given a small budget, graduating MFA artists attempt to answer this ‘provocation’ by the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in a yearly festival, Emergence.
Reading Time: 3 minutes“An exploration of distraction, humour, and the joy of embracing who you truly are.” Enter Colin Hoult’s Colin, a chaotic and hilarious show that blends personal storytelling with the unpredictable nature of ADHD. It’s not just a…
Reading Time: 2 minutesA fun-filled festive extravaganza Guy Barker’s Big Band Christmas has firmly established itself as a highlight of the Royal Albert Hall’s seasonal lineup, celebrating its 9th anniversary this year. With nearly every seat filled, it’s clear that…
Reading Time: 2 minutes“Bright, enthusiastic and fun – a good entry tothe London panto scene” Goldie Frocks and the Bear Mitzvah was an intriguing entry into the ever-expanding world of the holiday pantomime. Theatres across London are filled with renditions…
Reading Time: 2 minutesIt’s the educational fun of Horrible Histories, perfect for kids and adult fans alike. Horrible Histories was a huge part of my formative years, as it was for many currently in their twenties. I can still sing…
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Pact is a unique and humorous pantomime set in a deconsecrated chapel, engaging the audience as a congregation.
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe Legends of Them presents Lorna Gee's extraordinary life story through diverse storytelling. Despite its non-linear structure, the performance is captivating, showcasing her resilience, passion for music, and unforgettable impact as an artist.
Reading Time: 2 minutesOne thing promised by this lively musical production of Disney’s Aladdin is “breathtaking spectacle” and that is one thing it delivers in spades.
Reading Time: 2 minutesDebauched Christmas hijinks from two drag stars Are you in need of some anti-Christmas cheer this year? Perhaps a visit to the wacky realm of Séayoncé will be just the treat. After the success of previous shows…
Reading Time: 2 minutesRuairi Conaghan's one-man show explores the enduring effects of trauma rooted in his childhood during the Troubles in Northern Ireland. The narrative highlights the violent loss of his uncle and its impact on family dynamics. Through humor and physical performance, Ruairi confronts mental health challenges and the generational scars of conflict.