The artist's rambling thoughts and comic songs prove both fascina... (continued)

Impressive international collaboration combines story traditions ... (continued)

A deliciously funny show about mental health and looking after th... (continued)

This charming solo performance still feels like a work-in-progress

An hour of lists that reveal the unity of modern society

Through music and movement, Theatre Re explores what makes us hum... (continued)

Upbeat adventure tale where the forces of evil are battled with a... (continued)

A one-man show about the terrors of modern life lacks bite

A disarming production examining violence as a choice

A celebration and reclamation of menstruation and womanhood

Fix, a drama about addiction, is deftly performed – but not quite... (continued)

In the programme entry for this show, James Rowland himself admit... (continued)

Bland stereotypes and a lack of story development makes for a dul... (continued)

Tragic human consequences of social inequity spin out in devastat... (continued)

Cosmic Scallies—the latest show from the deaf and disabled-champi... (continued)

Wil Greenway might be reaching the limits of his format

Matt Trueman reviews Salt (4 stars) | Flight (3 stars) | The Slee... (continued)

Performance poet Luke Wright set a high bar with his 2015 theatre debut

Borders is the tale of two artists

A cast of young actors works hard to translate a confused script ... (continued)