There’s a lot to like about this show, I think it just needs to be pushed a bit further up the scale. Hopefully by the time it comes to your town it will be…

There’s a lot to like about this show, I think it just needs to be pushed a bit further up the scale. Hopefully by the time it comes to your town it will be…

A première, no less. And written by its actors. An Entertainment.

Saturday 9 June 2024 - The Rondo Theatre, Bath How to characterise a show in which the protagonist comedian Catherine Bohart begins and...

Review of Dot, The Faun & the Elfin Child

Saturday 1 June, The Bell A shout-out for those who were there when the then Headmix Collective played on Walcot Street 25 years ago was...

Tuesday May 28, The Grapes Looking like Fleetwood Mac circa 1975 [but get yourselves online to see their costumes at other recent events]...

Wednesday 29 May, The Bell Inn Take-no-prisoners hard funk, mostly guitars rather than horns, tight as a disco gigolo’s trousers, and...

Wednesday 29 May, Chapel Arts Centre Super Connected was working on us online from before the show started - not enough artists think...

Monday 27 May The Mission Theatre In Bram Stoker's celebrated fang-fest Dracula, the barmy bloodsucker leaves Transylvania and sets sail...

REVIEW - **** Succulent Theatre

The song playing as I enter the auditorium is ‘We are Family’ and it’s the perfect overture for this tale of three generations of women plus

This is a memorable slick production of an ambitious show... going out with a highly-appropriate bang.

The intimacy he has with his crowd is a joy to see... Luke's devotees will hold this one in their hearts for a while.

David Shopland gives a startling performance as Welles, fully capturing his swagger, arrogance and self-sabotaging insecurities

Will Duggan is angry but he’s not sure why. Like a buckaroo ready to buck, he may appear calm on the surface but underneath he’s simmering w

What matters in the end is the generous and celebratory message of the show - we are all artists and together we can make beautiful art. If

Tobacco Factory Theatres The fond reminiscences and grief of a lost friendship are tender, the stumbles are charming, the silly jokes are...

Cardboard boxes, beige and ochre backdrops and gender-neutral clothing which drapes and tucks into different shapes and fits – this producti

Raina Greifer’s astonishing moments of word play, startling metaphor and poetic story telling drip and drop throughout, into the dark shadow