Theatre Ellipsis’ Absence of Separation might as well be retitled... (continued)

This is Doll’s story, as Doll makes clear

Danish physical theatre company Don Gnu look at masculinity in a ... (continued)

It may be a period drama but this perfunctory, rambling play abou... (continued)

Loneliness and armageddon have never been so much fun

A journey through the life of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, novelist ... (continued)

Next stop King's Cross? Stop the Train is almost ready for London ...

The dull hum of the city underscores Flemish music theatre compan... (continued)

Theatre BreadHit and Samuel Baguette transport Hamlet to a slaugh... (continued)

Back in March last year, lapsed legislation in Ireland opened a l... (continued)

Colours weave through Debs Newbold’s narrative and swirl in the m... (continued)

Choreographer Frank McConnell and his troupe Plan B are a brave bunch

There are moments during the Fringe when you feel like there's no... (continued)

Plays are often praised for feeling timely

A small, overcrowded, swelteringly hot room at the Fringe is not ... (continued)

What is it about Oliver Reed that we find so fascinating? Why, ne... (continued)

There’s a feeling of revolution in the air

It’s difficult to overstate the brilliance of Rosana Cade’s exqui... (continued)

This is a story of being a teenager, and the weird little worlds ... (continued)

The berth referenced in this bleak comedy's title isn't a comfy o... (continued)