Quentin Crisp is supremely quotable, even if quips like “gay prid... (continued)

When balding no-hoper Neil attends a self-help course he realises... (continued)

Canadian humour’s reputation for impenetrability is confirmed in ... (continued)

Play-meets-gig is well on its way to becoming a genre of its own,... (continued)

The utterly charming but little known tale of a women-only secret... (continued)

A schoolboy with nowhere to go, a moonlighting transvestite croon... (continued)

Think steampunk mixed with Adam Ant and you have an idea of the a... (continued)

At a brisk 30 minutes, Paul Merton and Suki Webster's two-hander ... (continued)

A vacuum cleaner is raised to a performer’s shoulder, handle aime... (continued)

What if you could take out a guarantee on the future? Data cleans... (continued)

If you drop two marbles at the same time from the same height, th... (continued)

This stretched-out hour of solo theatre feels as though it's been... (continued)

This one-woman show from Neighbours star Morgana O'Reilly was ori... (continued)

Pip Utton is probably best known for Adolf, his intense monodrama... (continued)

A surreal show that centres on a thought-provoking representation of psychosis

Enigmatic contemporary African dance from tightly choreographed company