Reading Time: 2 minutesFrantic Assembly explore how memory taints and transfigures love in 30th anniversary production Imagine if the memories of your last relationship, good, bad, and somewhere complicated in between, were crammed into hundreds of drawers in a huge,…
Reading Time: 2 minutes“Absurd comedy and total tragedy, like being alive.” That’s how director Finn Den Hertog described The Fifth Step, David Ireland’s beautifully poised two-hander, starring Jack Lowden and Martin Freeman. It ran for just over two months at…
Reading Time: 2 minutes“Spettacolare e inquietante: una masterclass di recitazione italiana.Spectacular and haunting: a masterclass in Italian performance.” Having read the English translation ahead of time, I was actually worried. The script felt more like a gender bent American Psycho…
Reading Time: 2 minutesA straight-forward and straight-faced retelling of the Grimm’s twisted classic Who’s The Fairest Of Them All? tells the very familiar tale of Snow White and her wicked stepmother (AKA. the Evil Queen) but with a twist –…
Reading Time: 2 minutesA one of a kind whodunnit comedy
Reading Time: 2 minutesJohn Wilson Conducts The Academy Symphony Orchestra with immense youthfulness
Reading Time: 2 minutesa one-of-a-kind experience of queer healing, hope, and joy
Reading Time: 3 minutesLa Bella Bimba! is an exciting new cabaret about immigration and traditions, about personal growth and funky pink feathers. We sat down with Lucrezia Galeone to discuss their upcoming production.
Reading Time: 6 minutesWorking Class Hero is an absurdist satire in which two actors put on some silly wigs (and accents) and take us on a high-speed romp through the British class system. We sat down with Theo Hristov to discuss their upcoming production.
Reading Time: 3 minutesPayal Ramchandani’s powerful new show Just Enough Madness uses the South Asian dance form of Kuchipudi to explore the silences around motherhood, miscarriage and mental health.
Catch it at Dance City, Newcastle on 22 November, followed by performances at Bradford Arts Centre on 26 March and The Lowry on 31 March.