The Rest of Our Lives by Jo Fong and George Orange is the first of three shows in Take Your Seats. Take Your Seats is a new initiative from house – a South East venue network – which offers a two-for-one ticket scheme and sees venues … Continue Reading
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News / Young, Gifted and Black at Theatre Peckham
Theatre Peckham, "South London’s flagship cultural venue" has announced its 4th edition of Young, Gifted & Black. This season of work … Continue Reading
News / For Tonight at the Adelphi Theatre
It is said in Wales "To be born Welsh is to be born with music in your blood and poetry in your soul". The premier of this new show, … Continue Reading
Latest Reviews
REVIEW / Blub Blub at Summerhall
Blub Blub is described in the show copy as being about two fish “One is jumping on a trampoline to [Read More]
REVIEW / Bitter Lemons at Pleasance Courtyard
The central characters in Bitter Lemons are both, in different ways, women in a men’s world. One is, topically, the [Read More]
REVIEW / The Brief Life and Mysterious Death of Boris III
First up I need to apologise, the title to this play is truncated in the Theatre Bubble website header as [Read More]
REVIEW / Brotipo at Assembly George Square Gardens
It seems reductive to call Brotipo a clown double act. Yes, they are clowns and yes, there are two of [Read More]
REVIEW / The Good Dad (A Love Story) at TheSpace
This one woman play at Surgeon’s Hall emphatically does not do what it says on the tin. David, the father [Read More]
REVIEW / Tartan Tabletop in a Dungeons & Dragons Comedy
The advertising copy for this Gilded Balloon show contains a word guaranteed to strike fear into many a fringe goer’s [Read More]
Review / The Journey To Venice at the Finborough Theatre
Bjorg Vik’s play The Journey To Venice is a delightful production, entertaining yet full of pathos. A play with a [Read More]
