Eduardo Estrela performs this love letter to the arts of food and theatre, in part subtitled Portuguese and partly in English ...

There came a point in the midst of Ways of Knowing where I genuinely wondered if this was a deliberate parody of a Fringe ...

Is it perfect? No. Is life perfect? No, and nor should it be. If there’s a message in Giselle: Remix, it’s that the baggage ...

On the fiftieth anniversary of his death, Shostakovich (1906–75) is brought to life, especially for those who know only ...

To be fair to the company, having to perform in front of an audience that's not the target audience for the show is a real ...

There's not much room left to dig deep into the consequences of being caught inside this savagely tough subculture or ...

There’s a humble sincerity that imbues the form of a simple man with a guitar baring their all. Whether spinning old tales, ...

Guns in Dragonland focuses on this family trauma. It opens with Lilah, a child playing with a lad decked in a dragon costume.

Death by Fatal Murder is by no means a one-man show; the short rehearsal time a rep season demands calls for the cast to know ...

In at least 90% of cases, when a commercial organisation changes its name, that reflects some severe underlying weakness and ...

The trouble is that Abhorrent Little Scrotum for the largest part is just plain confusing. Even with the caveat that this is ...

I Now Pronounce You Lost and Found is a piece of theatre that has a message to go beyond its community: it has lessons for ...