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: Last Unicorn Airways, Grimm & co
An enjoyable and immersive journey around the world, giving full permission for young children to explore their imaginations.
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Review: Hidden, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
A breath-taking imagining of human possibility, finding light within a darkening world.
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Review: & Juliet, Lyceum Theatre
A glorious re-imagining of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, set to the power of Max Martin's extensive back catalogue
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Review: …Earnest?, Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
Superbly funny as a highly talented ensemble improvise brilliantly and dare to share the stage with unrehearsed audience members.
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Review: Shrek the Musical, Acorn Theatre – Worksop
A joyful romp of a production with real heart and a strong feel of community.
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Review: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Sheffield City Hall
Visually spectacular and with excellent performances from its talented leading actors, this production of Roald Dahl's beloved story does not disappoint.
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Review: Field of Anise, Brighton Fringe
This powerful refugee narrative pits a desperate Syrian couple against ruthless smugglers and European bureaucracy.
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Review: The Revel Puck Circus Launch Gala, Brighton Fringe
A range of skilled performances, from the very conventional to the more modern.
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Review: Gumshoe, Brighton Fringe
A hilarious dive into noir absurdity with a washed up 1940s detective: Gumshoe!
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Review: In the Mouth of the Wolf, The Barn Theatre Cirencester
An original, humbling drama based on the true story of author Michael Morpurgo’s uncles, who each performed very different duties during WW2.