In a play that feels in development yet still manages to entertain, female friendships and family ties are examined in…
Month: October 2025
A faithful rendition of Macbeth that fits perfectly with the Halloween season, but underdelivers on its promise of innovation.
A powerful story of a family shattered by the disappearance of a 15-year-old child, lifted by the strength of its…
A highly experimental piece of theatre that merges drag, comedy and horror to stage a unique exploration of gender and…
An unattended bag brings strangers together in a charming and well-performed musical
Reality dating is turned on its head in Flo Petrie’s fast paced two-hander, presenting the idea of ’36 Questions’ in…
A magnificent masterclass in comic character creation, Frances Barber dazzles in a glorious romp through sixty years of cultural iconography.
Half biopic and half pantomime, parts of this play are sublime but others seem oddly out of place.
A thrilling tribute to Michael Jackson’s music.