Stories To Tell In The Middle Of The Night written and performed by Francesca Millican-Slater was not what I expected. ★★ Its premise explores the many thoughts that people have before […]
★★ | Dirty Great Love Story, The Arts Theatre I’m a bit unconventional in my views when it comes to romance. I strongly believe that sex before the first date […]
✭✭ | Beauty on the Piste It’s Panto season in case you’ve been hiding under a rock, and with that comes shows that are silly and campy, some good and […]
★★| Andy Dufresne, a quiet and mild mannered banker, arrives at Shawshank Prison after being convicted for the murder of his wife and her lover. As he settles into his […]
★★ | Based on the classic novel by Truman Capote; which was famously immortalised on the big screen by the 1961 film, Breakfast at Tiffany’s tells the story of an […]
★★ | Confessional If a play is ‘rarely performed’ or ‘an undiscovered gem’ then be wary. There’s often a good reason for that: it’s usually because it’s not a very […]
★★ | Britten in Brooklyn During the early years of World War Two, Benjamin Britten lived in exile in a townhouse in New York with his friend, the poet […]
★★ | Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens is billed as an inter-galactic disco extravaganza that explodes all around you. Well something exploded, or […]
★★ | Abominations CREDIT: Robert Piwko / www.robertpiwko.co.uk Jeff is a married man with a fetish for wrestling. He’s walked out on his religious but shrewish wife and is hiding […]
America and Britain’s Got Talent has quite the same format and it’s this bi-coastal variety TV show that springs to mind and also celebrates the essence of The Illusionist. The […]
The strange world of bond trading and the lives of the traders who inhabit it is explored in the new play “Roaring Trade.” ★★ There are four desks in an […]
