Theatre & Reviews
Review: Aurora
Aurora is the tale of 90s eco warrior Swampy updated with our tree hugger and saviour Cass (Meghan Tyler) adding in some magic for good measure.
Review: Aurora
Aurora is the tale of 90s eco warrior Swampy updated with our tree hugger and saviour Cass (Meghan Tyler) adding in some magic for good measure.
Review: Stuck in the Middle with You
Bright Umbrella’s new drama, Stuck in the Middle with You, by Sam Robinson and Trevor Gill takes us on a journey of discovery via five peelers.
Review: Stuck in the Middle with You
Bright Umbrella’s new drama, Stuck in the Middle with You, by Sam Robinson and Trevor Gill takes us on a journey of discovery via five peelers.
Review: The Tragedy of Richard III
The production burst into life at the Lyric Theatre with a rough and ready scene involving a bouncy castle and the Duke of Clarence in angelic wings.
Review: The Tragedy of Richard III
The production burst into life at the Lyric Theatre with a rough and ready scene involving a bouncy castle and the Duke of Clarence in angelic wings.
Review: An Inspector Calls
The play, a bit of a socialist call to arms, details the worst night in the life of the affluent, complacent Birling family around 1912.
Review: An Inspector Calls
The play, a bit of a socialist call to arms, details the worst night in the life of the affluent, complacent Birling family around 1912.
Review: Yerma
Re-set in the Cooley Mountains, in and around a yellow car, Lorca’s famous psychological claustrophobia was clear to see.
Review: Yerma
Re-set in the Cooley Mountains, in and around a yellow car, Lorca’s famous psychological claustrophobia was clear to see.
Review: Legally Blonde
This musical is so very uplifting, energetic and pink. Omigod you guys you have to see this… Just superb!
Review: Legally Blonde
This musical is so very uplifting, energetic and pink. Omigod you guys you have to see this… Just superb!
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