Are we waking or are we sleeping? How do we know? Does it matter?... (continued)

A generous and articulate meditation on relationships with parent... (continued)

This reimagining of the Cinderella story is no fairytale

Andrea Ashworth’s memoir about her traumatic childhood in Manches... (continued)

Horizon Arts—Britain’s "hottest young theatre group," according t... (continued)

Thirty years after this defining political satire was first perfo... (continued)

Youth productions can be jarring

The year is 1945, the war is over and a beautiful red-nosed clown... (continued)

Fringe audiences—usually well-stocked with idealistic performers ... (continued)

Canterbury-based Little Cauliflower has developed its own distinc... (continued)

A school-age would-be Labourite gives a speech at the model EU pa... (continued)

This strange love story has all the hallmarks of a David Lynch film

An uneven but engaging tale of a childhood toy that comes to life... (continued)

DugOut Theatre's prior Fringe offerings—adaptations of classics l... (continued)

Twentysomething is an entertaining if unsubstantial play about yo... (continued)

Anyone familiar with murder mystery evenings, in which the audien... (continued)

The global economy, romantic misadventure and the failings of Sco... (continued)

Roland Poland has an unfortunate name

Music, bedtime stories and puppetry collide in this hour long L... (continued)

Responses to the London riots have been many and varied