Wils Wilsons’ most recent adaptation of Macbeth at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre was refreshing in its tradition. Though a far cry from a pi...

If you put all of Tarantino’s biggest hits, some classic 70s rock and 15 musical theatre legends in a big gory blender, you would come out w...

If you have followed Iphigenia in Splott from Wales to the rest of the UK, Berlin and New York, you won’t be surprised that this review will...

When I stood for the ovation of For a Palestinian I was in floods of tears. Which is strange, because I have not stopped smiling since. I gu...

An old man with a Buddha statue, the three-man ski team with one ski each, two people with the shades off of old street lights, both compell...

Queer season at the King’s Head Theatre kicked off in sentimental style with Gareth Armstrong’s Wilde Without the Boy.  A dramatized adaptat...

I don’t often watch sports on TV but when I do it’s usually on my backside on the sofa with a takeaway. I sit and I think; ‘God I’m exhauste...

How much do you think it would cost to hire five actors to follow you around and sing the soundtrack to your life? Asking for a friend.  BKL...

‘I’m the safety inspector at a nuclear power plant in the former Soviet Union’ wasn’t the punchline I was expecting when I walked into the G...

It’s very rare to leave me speechless, believe me, but Tawala and their Tales From the Front Line have managed it. And you might be thinking...

Dear reader, I feel it’s important you know I’m a literature student, so I can analyse things till the cows come home. Sometimes I’ll do it ...

Falling Stars opens with Peter Polycarpou musing down the camera about an antique shop he wandered into a couple years back. I could tell im...

God, I miss slow dancing with my Parisian lover on a candlelit balcony after a few too many Merlots… And now you can too!   Perhaps it’s the...

There comes a time in every theatre-makers life where they decide to take on some existential German tragi-comedy. This takes artistic brave...