A fascinating tale of how Kona Morris found herself living in a remote Alaskan village that could do with jazzier…
Month: August 2026
A powerful show that builds into a persuasive biography of one of England's most celebrated writers.
American Dreams, deadly sins and unhappy lives: Bernstein and Weill combine for a bold and stimulating evening of operatic contrasts.
Equal parts hilarious and moving, The Glory Days is a relatable juggling act, and an especially fun night out at…
Two of Poe's lesser-known works. The stories may not be Poe's greatest, but the commitment to the performance makes them…
Hannah Rose Curtis explores her struggles with dyslexia and how theatre allowed her to shine.
A promising and poignant portrayal of addiction and role reversal.
A highly entertaining and important whistlestop tour through centuries of economic thought.
A magically warm evening of modern myths