REVIEW: Siblings: Dreamweavers
Reading Time: 2 minutesAfter a sell-out Edinburgh Fringe, award-winning character comedians and IRL Sisters, Maddy and Marina Bye (Byes), are back.
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REVIEW: Lambslaughter
Reading Time: 2 minutesambslaughter is a dark comedy-drama set in a Catholic girls’ school in Merseyside in 2013. The play follows two sixth-formers, Chloe and Jade, and their increasingly blurred relationship with their English teacher, Mr Barrett.
REVIEW: Dracula
Reading Time: 2 minutesTatty Hennessy, writer of the UK Theatre Award-winning and Olivier Award-nominated adaptation of Animal Farm, retells the classic horror story Dracula in a world premiere for the prestigious NYT REP Company in 2026.
REVIEW: Woman In Black
Reading Time: 3 minutesFinding new ways to make you jump I caught The Woman in Black at the Liverpool Playhouse on Tuesday 24 February, and it turns out a decades-old ghost story can still make a whole room scream. This…
REVIEW: Operation Mincemeat
Reading Time: 2 minutesREVIEW: Operation Mincemeat
After Olivier and Tony success, Operation Mincemeat begins its world tour back where it all began at The Lowry.
REVIEW: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Reading Time: 2 minutesThis production trusted its material and its audience. Even going in unfamiliar with the story, none of that mattered. The performances carried it entirely, and the room was completely with them Walking into the Oxford Playhouse for…
REVIEW: The Opposite of Distance
Reading Time: 3 minutesAs soon as the performers in The Opposite Of Distance at Playhouse Easthad taken their final bows, they addressed the audience directly. The show, they explained, is in development and they would be grateful for any audience feedback.
REVIEW: Swans Are F****** Arseholes
Reading Time: 3 minutesSwans Are F****** Arseholes at the Canal Cafe Theatre, directed by Freja Gift, begins with a strong opening monologue.
REVIEW: The Events
Reading Time: 3 minutes‘The Events’ is a play written by David Greig, directed by Jack Nurse, and assistant directed by Morgan Ferguson. It follows the journey of Claire (Claire Lamont) – a priest, a choir leader, and the sole survivor of a church mass shooting – as she grapples with trauma, grief, and confusion.
REVIEW: Little Sister
Reading Time: 2 minutesTense, tender and deeply unnerving It’s been 21 years since she disappeared. Then, one night, a young woman turns up at the door – bloodied, shaken, and recounting details only a long-lost sister could possibly know. Do…