Only on the Fringe could you stumble into a pub in the bright noo... (continued)

Hampton Court Palace is in disrepair

At its best, theatre can offer a vital way of accessing history in the present

One of the retorts most regularly flung at feminism is that it la... (continued)

Award-winning North East writer Philip Meeks returns to the Fring... (continued)

A flawed story with a glorious orchestra

Janis Joplin, as director Cora Bissett has cannily realised, is a... (continued)

You may have missed it for all the WWI commemorations, but it’s a... (continued)

It's pushing the ethics of artistic endeavour into uncomfortable ... (continued)

He may have a reputation for being something of a storyteller amo... (continued)

Striking images of surrealism, but is it art?

Scott Wings twists an Ancient Greek myth into a meditation on mental health

Pity the cast of director Jethro Compton and writer Jamie Wilkes'... (continued)

David Ireland’s taboo-buster is too determined to test the bounds of taste.

A healthy rendition of subversive Jacobean theatre that's carried... (continued)

There are enemas and then there are coffee enemas

Rivalry and repressed desires bubble away in this pacy ballet

“Forgive me, but I thought of you as more of a cliché.” When this... (continued)

While this ambitious series of plays invites audiences to enter t... (continued)

When brother and sister Ourelia and Vodek Cazaniescu fled Romania... (continued)