This far-fetched yet entirely uninspired piece of family-centric ... (continued)

A filthy network of cavernous rooms grabs the audience, sucking t... (continued)

The Apex City Hotel on Edinburgh's Grassmarket is a very upmarket... (continued)

It's a brave performer these days who takes to the stage without ... (continued)

Melanie Sherwood’s one-woman play is predictable and uninspired

In this era of the Andrew Lloyd Webber, reality-talent-show conta... (continued)

Like Jerry Springer before him, David Tennant probably won’t have... (continued)

The lights are dimmed, a piano is tinkling in the background and ... (continued)

Love, revenge, violence and an awful lot of alcohol: all the ingr... (continued)

This show markets itself as a “political satire based on Shakespe... (continued)

Immediately censored after its first performance in 1664, Tartuff... (continued)

Happy Savages is an interesting and well-acted play which success... (continued)

Performance poetry, when done well, is so different from reading ... (continued)

From the second Simon Callow parts the curtains his presence fill... (continued)

Who really was Marilyn Monroe? I Wanna Be Loved By You tries to a... (continued)

Dance Base provides a glass-clad and stainless-steel-lined sanctu... (continued)

“The weight of this sad time we must obey, Speak what we feel, no... (continued)

After leaving The Riot Showgrrrls Club, I present one of the “lab... (continued)

  The Dinner, written by Writers' Guild award winner Moira Buffi... (continued)

“In my day we just stole other people’s jokes.” This line neatly... (continued)