When all you see is where you believe you're destined to be Time only spirals inwards. Remember, curses aren't disposed of easily.

An honest review of Burnley Youth Theatre's Christmas show

Robert Louis Stevenson's novella comes to life in this stripped back one man performance of the most chilling tale you'll see this Summer.

Pravesh Kumar, writer of Frankie Goes To Bollywood, reflects on the role his work has in challenging cultural sexism in India. 

A synopsis of the story and magical performance of LIFE OF PI performed at Cheltenham Theatre.

"Do a grocery shop on the first day, get some creature comforts at your flat, remember that we’re all going to die and nothing matters."

Taking dark humour to a new level, this show is a touching tribute to the sister lost too soon.

Although not for me, the merits and value of this show cannot be overstated.

“You’re minding me, but I should be minding you” 

A thought-provoking, sad and joyful piece which follows the journey of a mother and daughter who are trying to live with the difficulties of bipolar disorder. 

Low Bar Theatre is back at Edinburgh Fringe with a new show that will leave audiences buzzing.

From a mysterious cinema envelope to a comedy festival with a pus-filled cyst, Michelle Brasier captivates with her wit and powerhouse vocals.

Could have been great.