Reviewer's rating E15 Luke Davies 29/08/2016 3939n 1979, just before Thatcher came into power, almost half of Britain’s population lived in homes provided by the state....
Reviewer's rating Revolt. She said. Revolt again Luke Davies 29/08/2016 2575lice’s Birch’s 2014 play is a transfer from the Making Mischief season at the RSC: a collection of four new plays about language, race...
Reviewer's rating Diary of a Madman Luke Davies 29/08/2016 2512l Smith’s Diary of a Madman is an adaptation of Gogol’s short story, reimagined as a play about Scottish nationalism...
Reviewer's rating World Without Us Luke Davies 29/08/2016 2886ntroerend Goed’s World Without Us, as the title suggests, imagines a world in which humans have vanished. Planes continue to...
Reviewer's rating Much Ado About Nothing Rowena Hawkins 29/08/2016 2849idden between the handbags and the kitchenware on the Lower Ground floor of a large Oxford Street department store is...
Reviewer's Rating Life According to Saki Luke Davies 28/08/2016 2957ector H. Munro – otherwise known as Saki – was a late nineteenth century short story writer famous during his...
Reviewer's rating Touch Austin Fimmano 27/08/2016 3565ostalgia and grief spill from each expertly-crafted line of Toni Press-Coffman’s Touch. Against a backdrop of cardboard boxes, packing tape,...
Reviewer's Rating Scottish Ballet Pauline Flannery 23/08/2016 2822cottish Ballet’s double bill of UK premieres at the Edinburgh International Festival offers two brooding, uncompromising contemporary pieces. First is...
Reviewer's Rating Sappy Songs Pauline Flannery 23/08/2016 2685lan Cumming’s ‘Sappy Songs’ at The Hub is a treat from start to finish. A consummate entertainer, Cumming regales with...
Reviewer's Rating Every Brilliant Thing Pauline Flannery 23/08/2016 2826very Brilliant Thing is Duncan Macmillan’s poignant script about coping with suicide: a young boy makes lists for his mother...
