REVIEW: Pet Needs
Reading Time: 2 minutesPet Needs, the emerging punk rock ensemble from Essex, commanded the stage at Sneaky Pete’s this weekend for one night out of their extensive UK tour.
Category ★★★★½
REVIEW: Fantastically Great Women Who Changed The World
Reading Time: 2 minutesCurrently at the Lowry, “Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World” is an adaptation of the book of the same name by Suffragette relative, Kate Pankhurst.
REVIEW: The Time Machine
Reading Time: 2 minutes2 hours of nonsense in Finsbury Park with electric energy between the cast members The Time Machine, a funny and nonsensical adaptation of HG Wells’s sci-fi novel, is showing at Park Theatre until 30th December, starring Michael…
REVIEW: A Christmas Carol
Reading Time: 2 minutesAfter a day of being in the cold I could think of no better way to end it than an evening seeing the fabulous Christmas Carol at the Dundee Rep!
REVIEW: £1 Thursdays
Reading Time: 2 minutesWe oscillate effortlessly between hilarious vodka filled exchanges and emotionally loaded conversations. This show is funny, honest, and powerful. The formative experience of clubbing as a teenager is a right of passage. Kat Rose-Martin’s hilarious new show…
REVIEW: Edward Scissorhands
Reading Time: 2 minutesA delightful resurgence of a timeless classic – a visual feast for the senses In an age where uniqueness and identity are both celebrated and criticised, the narrative of how we engage with those who appear different…
REVIEW: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Reading Time: 3 minutesCharlie and the Chocolate Factory currently running at the Liverpool Empire is certainly putting chocolate front and center, as well as bringing its story firmly in the 21st century.
REVIEW: England on Fire
Reading Time: 3 minutesEngland on Fire is BalletBoyz’ most ambitious project to date, an extraordinary collaboration between over 40 creative artists, dancers, choreographers, musicians, theatre directors, designers and composers.
REVIEW: Head Set
Reading Time: 2 minutesVictoria Melody's 'Head Set,' under the direction of John Gordillio, is a strikingly unconventional and ingeniously innovative performance right from the outset
REVIEW: The Devil’s Passion
Reading Time: 2 minutesAn intricate script brought to life by multidimensional performances The Devil’s Passion, written and performed by Justin Butcher, showing at The Playground Theatre, innovatively challenges the traditional way in which the story of Jesus is told. The staging…