Only dark and dream-like possibilities await in Grid Iron's new s... (continued)

A strong sensory experience for one, played out in a wooden shed ... (continued)

Gently presented stories in which the satire of Alexander McCall ... (continued)

Four performers open up their hearts and speak about the growing ... (continued)

Painful and beautiful theatre from actress and puppeteer Leila Ghaznavi

Despite a few shortcomings, something's rockin' in the state of Denmark

A frustrated PE teacher, brother of the best rugby player in the ... (continued)

A dark, beautiful and highly recommended storytelling experience ... (continued)

Gravity-bending physical theatre impresses at Remarkable Arts

An enchantingly evasive play with an impressive acting talent at its core

He may have been dead for 400 years but, as ever, William Shakesp... (continued)

Cryptic succeed in creating something new and exciting without co... (continued)

David Leddy's much anticipated new work fizzles out into a damp squib

Set after Thatcher's death, this balanced, passionate and brillia... (continued)

A true tale of euthanasia makes for a powerful piece of theatre

Ros Philips' adaptation takes some of the best and most moving fr... (continued)

Are artists more creative when drunk? Performance artist Bryony K... (continued)

There are exceptional moments in this show from young players Jun... (continued)

A blistering portrayal of American capitalism and the damaging ef... (continued)

State of Flux brings dementia, and those who suffer from it, vividly to life