Theatre Reviews & More

Soft furnishings and social commentary: How far would you go for some parquet flooring and a smeg fridge? In Philip Ridley’s dark comedy...

Murder mystery sequel is dead on arrival: Sequels are a rare thing in theatre, particularly outside of a bubble like London or the Fringe...

Frenzied performances and a slow death: Urgh another adaptation of an old film that does nothing with the source material…but what is this?

A sitcom cast imprisoned in a play: This is Where We Get Off, by Ingram Noble and Heather Spiden, has very little to do with buses....

A farce that fails to hit the Marx: Twenty minutes before Tuesday’s performance of Marx in London I ran into someone I met once..

Comedy that reconciles the gay and the godly: If God made man in his own image, then perhaps his voice mimics each person he speaks to?...

Razor sharp dark comedy on disability and identity: “You can’t make jokes about anything these days!” the cis straight non-disabled white...

A show about death that is as silly as it is sombre: The Edinburgh Fringe is full of multidisciplined over-promisers. Often when...

Crafted chaos inspired by everyone’s favourite international song competition: For theatre kids, talking about Eurovision during...

A wild-goose chase in want of wit: There’s an unfortunate irony in a play about two creatives competing for attention and respect...