A great evening of entertainment and immersive theatre at its finest

This new socio-political play set in the past pointedly comments on the present

A warm and open invitation into a very personal story

A frank and funny look at searching for identity while feeling as... (continued)

Alice has five minutes to convince Prince Charming to marry her a... (continued)

John Lewis is both a department store and an American teacher, bu... (continued)

New writing from Finland gives tearjerking portrayal of a family ... (continued)

Penelope Skinner's vision of a misogynistic dystopia has real-wor... (continued)

The loneliness epidemic is explored, but no closer to being solve... (continued)

A proper tour de force from a leading actor

The impact of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is analysed in this one-woman show

If you've ever watched a sitcom or movie and felt irritated by th... (continued)

The conclusion of Jules Horne's trilogy looks at marriage and the purpose of it

Maddie Rice makes an impressive writing debut with this seeming r... (continued)

The staging of a book documenting a rural doctor’s work 50 years ... (continued)

Matt Trueman reviews Status (4 stars) | Ulster American (4 stars)... (continued)

Alan Bissett's character returns from Falkirk for another outing of the hit show

This one-man adaptation of the popular young adult novel loses mo... (continued)

Darkfield's follow up to Séance is an entertaining half hour that... (continued)

Nina's Drag Queen's Alma, A Human Voice is a playfully evocative ... (continued)