Julius Caesar Rowena Hawkins 07/07/2014t is one of Shakespeare’s most quotable plays so it never fails to disappoint me that Julius Caesar isn’t a...
The Importance of Being Earnest Rowena Hawkins 07/07/2014he Studio at St James Theatre is a lovely little venue with a basement cabaret vibe which this week plays...
The Anorak Chris Bridges 06/07/2014n Wednesday December 6th 1989 Marc Lepine entered the Ecole Polytechnic of The University of Montreal armed with a semi-automatic...
Dawn French: 30 Million Minutes Mel Cooper 04/07/2014his is a captivating, often hilarious, sometimes poignant and always engaging two hours with Dawn French. I started by thinking...
The Kindness of Strangers Katerina Yannouli 04/07/2014t’s 7:03pm on the front-line of the NHS ambulance service. Five people at a time are escorted at the back...
Noel Coward’s Tonight at 8.30 Mel Cooper 03/07/2014he main thing I came away with from seeing the three programmes of Noel Coward One-Acters collected under the title...
The Turn of The Screw Owen Davies 03/07/2014ritten’s major operas revolve around a series of key themes and The Turn of the Screw is the most harrowing...
Richard III S.A. McCracken 01/07/2014avid Hywel Baynes shines in the title role of Shakespeare’s Richard III. The production is open air, staging different acts...
Twelfth Night – reimagined for children age 6 and over Hattie Bolchover 01/07/2014s soon as you step into this glorious outdoor theatre you might notice the love-o-meter, blinking invitingly at the back...
Charleroi Danses Kiss & Cry Katerina Yannouli 27/06/2014“There are those who have disappeared. Those we never see again. There are those we once met and whom we...
