A mixed portrait of Britain's former prime minister.

Going after the laughs detracts from a potentially wonderful adap... (continued)

The rainbow nation looks monochrome in this crass but darkly ente... (continued)

A slight but entertaining production about 1930s radio.

A subtle exploration of our relationship with tribal and faith-ba... (continued)

Maureen Beatty shines in this gem of a one-woman show.

Lurid, confrontational and utterly revealing about the nature of art.

Taking Hitchcock's The Birds as its jump-off point, this bizarre ... (continued)

This is a play that asks serious questions about the nature of co... (continued)

A gender-bending experiment that doesn't bend anywhere near inter... (continued)

This is cynical theatre that feels like it was written in a hurry.

An absurdly entertaining Finnish-Scottish comedy about one woman'... (continued)

The Devil might get all the sympathy, but leaves very little for ... (continued)

Despite flaws, the value of this piece lies in its insistence on ... (continued)

There's nothing less sexy than trying to be sexy.

Beautiful and sensual dance almost lost in translation.

Given its bumper success across Scandinavia, it shouldn’t be a su... (continued)

A tale that is both life affirming and an effective indictment of... (continued)

Strange and delightful clown exploration of female identity.

A slightly disjointed exploration of loneliness and underground pirate radio.