The second part of C&C's Trilogy of Pain is a bafflingly original take on sorrow

What’s in a name? Well, more than you’d think

While the writing here is firmly in the tradition of James Joyce ... (continued)

Evoking student unions of the mid-to-late 1990s, performance poet... (continued)

An unsavoury confection without resolution

It’s been 30 years since a fire in Bradford City’s football stadi... (continued)

This show, arriving at Edinburgh from the 2014 Avignon Festival, ... (continued)

If Dylan Thomas had decided to scrap Under Milk Wood and write ab... (continued)

It’s a service, not a show

“Oh my goodness!” exclaims a little boy in the audience halfway t... (continued)

In a small basement room everyone is wearing a mask