Alana Mitchell talks with the easy fluidity of a literary journal... (continued)

A play where one half has all the power

Could Joyce get so jizzy with it via SMS?

A strikingly theatrical storytelling show which alludes to issues... (continued)

A musical of loss and legacy may veer into the sentimental, but n... (continued)

A powerful assessment of the UK's immigration system, whose stren... (continued)

Women’s health is put centre-stage in this messy new musical

Interwoven monologues about the panics that arise from contemporary dating

The rotating thread of the machine is a constant reminder of endless grief

A moving retelling of the story of the Manchester Arena bombing

Matt Trueman reviews: The Examination ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Solitary ⭐⭐⭐ | The End ⭐⭐⭐⭐

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Oedipus meets fate – again. Didn't you see it coming?

Fulfilment doesn't deliver

Like watching a glitch in a gif

One step beyond normal fandom

The National Theatre of Scotland and Home Manchester adapt Jackie... (continued)

East German uprising of 1959 is the focus for this historical drama

A brutal exploration of the misogynistic class struggle