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”.
Reading Time: 2 minutesHaving known little of Cowdenbeath FC before the play, I will certainly be keeping an eye on The Blue Brazil from here on in, and cheering them and the tight community that surrounds them in the future.
Reading Time: 2 minutesAn entertaining comedy that gives a very honest take on modern parenting
Reading Time: 2 minutesFamed writer Oscar Wilde is never far from London stages, with acclaimed National Theatre production The Importance of being Earnest transferring to the West End just last year. Lyric Hammersmith’s production of Wilde’s 1895 An Ideal Husband comes 100 years after the venues last staging of the work.
Reading Time: 3 minutes“A limited but gripping adaptation of Malorie Blackman’s classic novel”
Reading Time: 3 minutesDesign and directing is incredible, but despite great moments, the different elements don’t gel with each other
Reading Time: 2 minutesBoth hilarious and emotionally vulnerable, “I’m Not Being Funny” asks: is laughter really the best medicine?
Reading Time: 2 minutes“You’ll run out of superlatives before they run out of energy”
Reading Time: 2 minutes“A cheeky triumph that proves there’s more to great comedy than just the bare essentials.”
Reading Time: 3 minutesIndicts the expectation that dignity is for sale and explores the line between demeaning and empowering work under late-stage capitalism”