★★★|In an elegant townhouse in Victorian London, Bella Manningham is slowly losing her mind. Pictures keep disappearing, trinkets seem to move from place to place and items go missing without […]
Dangerous, daring but a little spark-less ★★★ This is the second time that I have seen Cirque Berserk at the Birmingham Rep, and I have mixed feelings. Mostly, I really […]
★★ | La Ronde Arthur Schnitzler’s turn of the century play ‘La Ronde’ is a frequently performed and adapted classic, partly because it’s an intriguing concept and also often because […]
Delightful, charming and uproariously funny. ★★★★★ Reduced Shakespeare Company put on a masterful performance combining Shakespeare’s most and least known plays and characters into a fiendish cauldron, summoning up hilarious […]
Stories To Tell In The Middle Of The Night written and performed by Francesca Millican-Slater was not what I expected. ★★ Its premise explores the many thoughts that people have before […]
Jamie is 16 and is not like his friends at school. His best friend wants to be a doctor, but he wants to be a drag queen. Raised by his […]
★★★| The Boys in the Band A play that was originally produced off Broadway in 1968 has returned to the West End again, it’s the famous gay play ‘The Boys […]
★★★| Based on the 1990 film of the same name, Ghost follows the story of Sam and Molly, whose life together is cut short when Sam is murdered in a […]
★★★★ | A modern farce that delivers ounces of emotion, comedy and suspense. A full platter! (Photo credit: Robert Day) What’s In A Name, written by Alexandre De La Patellière and […]
★★ | Dirty Great Love Story, The Arts Theatre I’m a bit unconventional in my views when it comes to romance. I strongly believe that sex before the first date […]
★★★ | Holding The Man, Jack Studio Theatre Holding the Man is a play by Tommy Murphy (Strangers in Between) that was also made into a film in 2015. It’s […]
