As a performance lecture, The Price of Everything is “more cultur... (continued)

Sometimes it's nicer to snack at a buffet than sit down to a full... (continued)

Queue early for this production, as if you sit further back than ... (continued)

There is something about nationality that makes us distinctly uncomfortable

Circus and sailing make a fine pairing, with more similarities th... (continued)

Despite being taken under the wing of Brazilian choreographer Deb... (continued)

Schoolboy pranks are taken to a whole new level in this slapstick... (continued)

Already an award-winning playwright and with a BBC3 sitcom in the... (continued)

After a sell out run at last year’s Fringe, Translunar Paradise h... (continued)

Two facts seem to uphold Cover playwright Ed J Smith's world view... (continued)

Rap has long been the musical genre most associated with redempti... (continued)

Written, performed and directed with uniform skill by Gael Le Cor... (continued)

Prismatic, restrained, humane and with all the spare beauty of a ... (continued)

"Rescue Jimmy Joyce," our narrator's father tells him

The lights don't go all the way down at the start of this piece

“This is not the real version of the play,” Josephine and Boris r... (continued)

Angelo Ravagli was, to quote Alan Bennett, the fodder of art

Uncovers the comic in Robert Browning.

One woman espousing her love for TFL and Northern Rail may not so... (continued)

"You are an audience," the Sleepwalk Collective tells us