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One-man science fiction rock opera Dinosaur Planet is, like its f... (continued)

Patrick Monahan's set contains none of the Stetson-waving, sand-b... (continued)

It seems something of an injustice to see Chris Cox wedged in the... (continued)

Striding out in front of a packed, sweltering house, Andrew Maxwe... (continued)

There is something very English about mixing the humour of day-to... (continued)

With two plays and and a compere slot at this year's Fringe, Phil... (continued)

The Unthinkable's bleak style and basic premise bring to mind dys... (continued)

Now one of Britain's leading performance poets, Inua Ellams has h... (continued)