In Conversation with: Richard Marsh
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat down with Richard Marsh, writer and performer of Yippee Ki Yay, the Die-Hard parody that met rave reviews at Edinburgh Fringe 2023.
Category Comedy
FEATURE: Casting announced for Exhibionists, King’s Head Theatre
Reading Time: 2 minutesFull casting and creative team have been announced for the world premiere of Exhibitionists by Shaun McKenna and Andrew Van Sickle.
In Conversation with: Anna Mitchell
Reading Time: 2 minutesWe sat down with Anna Mitchell who plays Eleven, Nancy and Robin in Stranger Sings coming to Southwark Playhouse from 13 Dec.
REVIEW: A Very Crypto Christmas
Reading Time: 3 minutesA Very Crypto Christmas (AVCC) opens the audience with a question you have likely never heard before: Are Christmas and cryptocurrency about the same things at their heart?
REVIEW: The Scouse Dick Whittington
Reading Time: 2 minutesA different and hilarious spin on a theatre classic Royal Court’s fifteenth Christmas special in a row, The Scouse Dick Whittington is more of a musical comedy than the traditional pantomime (and is definitely far more explicit…
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: Dead Dad Dog
Reading Time: 2 minutesA witty, down-to-earth, and enjoyable production, brought to life by fiercely likeable characters and a distinctly Scottish sense of humour Scottish playwright John McKay’s renowned comedy, which originally premiered in 1988, is back at its birthplace, Edinburgh’s…
REVIEW: Abishek & Nirmal: The Reel to Real
Reading Time: < 1 minuteCharming, cheeky and quick witted – a delight of an evening I’ll be honest – I was desperate to see this. I actually met Abishek and Nirmal during the Fringe, but couldn’t make it to their…
REVIEW: Sad-vents
Reading Time: 2 minutesIf there was ever a show to make the case that ring lights have a direct correlation with the worsening of our generation’s mental health – this is it. Eleanor Hill’s one-woman show Sad-Vents, directed by Annie McKenzie, comes to Greenwich Theatre after pit-stops at the White Bear, VAULT and Edinburgh Fringe festivals.
REVIEW: Strangers In Between
Reading Time: 3 minutesStrangers In Between is a 2-act play written by Tommy Murphy and directed by Adam Spreadbury-Maher. It tells the story of a young man called Shane who has recently left his small town to move to Sydney where he tries to build a life for himself.