A wonderful turn by Patsy Prince

A worthy subject matter, but one that strangely left me feeling unmoved.

...a credit to the work that The Space do.

A well-crafted play

Pros: A vivid and joyful updating of a well-loved family classic. Cons: About and hour too long and could feel more contemporary. Little Women at The Space in the Isle of Dogs joins the ranks of the many contemporary versions of classic texts in the theatre of recent years. While this is a trend we might be growing weary of, if ever there was a text that deserves a second lease of life and an airing in our current society, it’s Little ...

A magical performance and story about a well-known saint that speaks to us all. With the January blues hitting hard, this delicate piece of theatre is one not to be missed.

A dark, beautifully staged piece that doesn’t have all the answers to the dark questions that it raises.

Directed by Danielle McIlvenSpace Productions ★★★★ Pros: Space Productions revel in the rapidly fluctuating emotions of the play, keeping the audience consistently on the edge of disgust, laughter, anger and overwhelming sympathy. Cons: A few brief moments of unconvincing characterisation. Our Verdict: A highly tense yet enjoyable piece which, for the most part, had me on the edge of my seat.  Taken from the Danish film of the same name (The Celebration in English), Festen is an intense family drama ...