Noble intentions let down by an indulgent display of pain and humiliation.

The production works best when trusting in the power of simplicity.

Reflecting the cocktail of hope and childish naivety, protest is ... (continued)

Second albums are never easy and neither are second plays. HAG do... (continued)

The theatrical equivalent of a cry of despair, a howl of rage and... (continued)

A techno-powered coming-of-age story, set against the background ... (continued)

'Every father is a superhero' is just a slogan, something unfu... (continued)

Intimate, talky, tight-as-a-drum and pregnant with metaphor, Quie... (continued)

An almost-wonderful production that drowns in whimsy and sometime... (continued)

A more than diverting hour unpicking that crazy little thing called love.

How we change and stay the same as we age is explored in this int... (continued)

By joining the fight on the Ukrainian regime's own battleground o... (continued)

A clever and well-researched look at how we build our social selves

A respectful and critical portrait of four teenagers' imperfect a... (continued)

This production is slick, stylish and well-judged, making a power... (continued)

A tabloid-fodder production that cares little for its subjects, o... (continued)

A production that succeeds in being educational, heartwarming and... (continued)

Engaging monologues and a serious message undone by some ill-judged comedy

A mixed bag production of Stephen King's famous novella.

This satire of 18th century Glasgow's petit-bourgeoisie seems to ... (continued)