I’ve seen Lucy Roslyn in performance a few times: The People Versus John Haynes; a rehearsed read of the first instalment of stories set in Boon & Dogget’s circus, Goody; and now Showmanship, the second [ read more ]
I should probably start this review by letting you know that Faceplant Theatre’s show One Duck Down, that is currently playing as part of The Vaults Festival is one of the best children’s shows I’ve [ read more ]
Beauty and the Feast, a blend of theatre performance and supper club from designers Darling & Edge, is the latest offering from The Vaults, loosely based on the well-known fairy tale (and recent hotly received [ read more ]
Years before Dear Even Hansen, American Idiot, Spring Awakening and Rent spoke to a generation, Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical was unleashed upon the world. This musical, with book and lyrics by James Rado [ read more ]
Faye Barber and Paula Benson exploded into the room on wooden-broom horseback, crying out with vigour as they galloped on to the stage, where they stood, engaged in a fight of gloves and wits, whilst [ read more ]
Ordinary Days premiered in 2008 at London’s Finborough theatre, before moving to its rightful home off-Broadway the following year. Set in New York, it follows the intersecting lives of four characters finding and losing their [ read more ]
Imagine If’s latest production You forgot The Mince tells the story of a modern day abusive relationship. It’s a bleak reality for all too many, but the show is shot through with a warmth that [ read more ]
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