Henry Filloux-Bennett who wrote Toast, based on the book by Nigel Slater, has captured this beautiful coming of age teen boy drama...
Philip Osment’s play has certainly stood the test of time and under Philip Wilson’s ardent direction is performed by a superb cast...
I first saw this mesmerising and stunning piece of verbatim theatre back in June 2018 and this is a timely production two years...
This incredible drama is one of the best two handers I’ve seen this season with Louise Jameson as Anita and Thomas Mahy...
La Voix is a star and there is no mistaking the power she exudes taking the roof off the Spiegeltent Tent at...
Testament by Sam Edmunds, and co-directed by him and William Harrison, is an important play as it tackles subjects that are getting...
The works of Oscar Wilde have been examined, dissected, reimagined and scrutinised almost to the same level as Shakespeare. It’s often clear...
Northern chanteuse, cabaret sensation and TV starlet Myra DuBois has always been something of an innovator, with people observing her shows really...
Miss Act has nothing to prove now and it is very clear that her star is in ascendent mode, catapulting her into...
Fanny & Stella is the engaging musical by Glenn Chandler and Charles Miller that tells the true story of Ernest Boulton and...
Boom Bang-A-Bang is the 1995 play by Jonathan Harvey described as the ‘Eurovision comedy’. In fact this sparkling, witty piece isn’t really...
Adam Zane’s proficiency as a writer is clearly on show with his one act play Jock Night – and the testosterone could...
A point of view well presented and then proven makes for good theatre. Alex Bowers’ play Swimming does this with pathos through...
Bernie Dieter’s creation of a night of punk cabaret is a wonderful mix of the macabre, the manic and the magical. All...
Jock Night is the new play from the Hope Theatre Company and arrives at the King’s Head Theatre at the end of...
Above The Stag Theatre’s latest production takes a jaunt back in time to a fictional Eurovision 1995 house party, full of gay...
Deliciously filthy variety show Little Death Club is running at the Underbelly Festival with a confederacy of fabulous freaks taking to the...
I first experienced Christopher Adams’s play Tumulus back in January last year and was intrigued then, and my intrigue has been maintained...
Anyone expecting Queereteria TV at Above The Stag to be a star vehicle for Andy Bell or some kind of Erasure...
Don’t be alarmed by the title of Rob Hayes’ wonderfully warped, rather surreal, play as there is more to this compelling drama than...
La Voix is the Boyz Award-winning cabaret sensation and Britain’s Got Talent semi-finalist who also popped up in the Ab Fab film....
Gravity & Other Myths’ mutual skill and respect for each other both in mind and in body is stupendous. The level of faith...