This two-woman show, a work in progress written by investigative journalist Lucinda Borrell, offers an original and thought-provoking exploration of the #MeToo movement, by spotlighting the women in the outskirts of the media coverage. read more
Category: THEATRE
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (The Bridge Theatre)
A not-to-be-missed, magical experience awaits you at The Bridge Theatre in this revival of the Leeds Playhouse production. This is the perfect antidote to a gloomy January day. read more
Peter Pan (Birmingham Rep)
A heartwarming piece of seasonal theatre, this Peter Pan will give you rhythm and send you flying off to a never-ending land of delight. Luke Prowse Baldwin reviews Liam Steel's take on JM Barrie's classic. read more
What True-Life Stories Can Learn From A Very Expensive Poison
With the current popularity of the biopic firmly in mind, Michael Maitland-Jones discusses the alternative merits of theatre as a medium for the artistic representation of true-life. Can Lucy Prebble's A Very Expensive Poison be considered more successful in it's representation of real life people and events than Bohemian Rhapsody? read more
A Bench at the Edge
Off the Cliff’s production of A Bench at the Edge is a dark and touching hymn to simply being "alive", but it falls short of embracing the true depth of its subject matter. read more
Crisis? What Crisis? (Parabolic Theatre)
Crisis, What Crisis is immersive theatre at its finest. Highly commendable and piercingly relevant, it balances entertainment value with hints of the ease with which individual morals can be lost in the political machinations of Westminster read more