Tag: theatre

Teigan Banks' "7 Steps to Feel Completely Happy Again" follows Amber as she navigates losing her mother. Through humour and heartache, the play challenges the 7 stages of grief, reminding us that loss is personal, non-linear, and has no time limit.

A multi-generational odyssey of queer ancestral searching and dreaming.

London is set for a beautiful, joyful performance this Tuesday 10th September at The Place as celebrated visually impaired performer Ebony Rose Dark brings stunning show ‘Out There, In Here’ to audiences in celebration of ‘new voices’.

The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, directed by James Hyland, is an absurdist and immersive play that delves into memory loss and madness.

Our scratch night is providing the opportunity for new, emerging and professional artists to trial new work to a safe and supportive audience and get honest, independent feedback + gain promotional material for moving forward with their developed act

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.

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

This new show finds Luke drilling down into the slippery concept of joy, with outrageous slices of spoken word, inventive uses of the poetic form alongside utterly heart-wrenching moments. And there’s a stack of great gags to boot!

Xena Frailing, a Voice Contributor, manages to attend the press night of the show and gives her insight of the show.

The Fringe's favourite poet returns with stacks of brilliant, big-hearted poems that get to grips with joy in mulchy middle age.
Come let a little joy into your life with a raconteur and wordsmith at the top of his game

Meliesa, a Bronze Arts Award student working on her Part B (experience the arts as an audience member), went to see a performance of the stage play 'The Boy at the Back of the Class.' Here's her review!

From shows about ancestry to surrealism, reclaiming your voice, and pricing the body, here's some unique dance, movement, and circus shows coming to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe - including Luca Rutherford, Giovanni Zazzera, and Na Djinang Circus