Regional
As much as we don’t like the word regional, we really couldn’t think of anything better! This is the home of all our reviews from around the country to show theatre doesn’t just happen in London and Edinburgh.
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Review: Conflict of Interest, Lantern Theatre, Sheffield
A well written, well acted character-driven legal drama, full of twists and surprising revelations.
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Review: Beauty and the Beast, The Montgomery, Sheffield
A bright and entertaining presentation of Disney's classic show with some excellent performances from the hardworking cast.
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Review: The Colour of Impossible Things, Kelford School
A delightful immersive experience to stimulate all the senses and successfully introduce the magic of Shakespeare to children aged 5-11 and all children with complex needs and disabilities.
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Review: The Burns Project, Royal Lyceum Theatre
An intimate, unique performance examining Robert Burns’s life and work which plucks at the heartstrings.
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Review: Summer Holiday the Musical, Crucible Theatre
A feel-good musical with infectious, energetic performances from a talented cast of actor-musicians.
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Review: GOSS, Bristol Improv Theatre
GOSS alchemises audience anecdotes into comedy gold – part improv, part stand-up, part dance, and entirely its own thing.
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Review: Our Public House, Tanya Moiseiwitsch Playhouse
An interesting and absorbing exploration of political issues, considering how ordinary people can make their voices heard.
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Review: Company, University Drama Studio, Sheffield
A hugely impressive production of this difficult piece, with the talented cast excelling in their complex roles.
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Review: Allegra, Richmond Theatre
An exuberant celebration of individuality, creativity and the right to live life on one's own terms.
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Review: It Would be Such a Shame if You Missed Out, Traverse Theatre
Audaciously absurd, raucous and riotous – yet incisively reflective