The very talented cast present fast moving acerbic commentary on the news in song and satire that cannot help but appeal no matter what your level of political interest. This venue is very large and lacks the intimacy that works so well… Read more →
Two old people sat drinking tea and waiting for someone. The husband was sick and the wife was taking care of him. Through the conversation it became apparent that the person they were waiting for was going to help them die. It… Read more →
Joe Orton’s wicked wit jumped out of the first exchange of his first play and the twisted text proved to be the backbone of this low-key production. The simple premise of a young thug terrorising an unhappy couple was unravelled to reveal… Read more →
With no set and minimal props, the bar area provided the setting for Jeff Noon’s take on the style conscious, slavishly rule-obeying ‘individualists’ that pre-dated the mass tribalism of Mods. Performed in a hybrid of Burgess’s Nadsat and Shakespearean-style prose, this tale… Read more →
Anyone who loves fairy tales would adore The Girl with the Iron Claws. Using a mixture of acting and puppets, this enchanting play told the mythical story of a girl who ran off with a bear she met in the woods. The… Read more →
Luisa Omielan is the biggest worst kept secret around. With no TV work, it’s pretty much word of mouth and social networking that has seen this show rise in its profile to it’s sell-out stature and excited buzz. The room had a… Read more →
Big Boys Don’t Dance is a comedy dance show from two very talented South African brothers, Ash and Bradley Searle. With Ash’s wedding only a week away, the boys engage in various activities leading up to the big event which not only… Read more →
Once again, the audience is beautifully entertained with five ten-minute plays, all unforgettable because each is a commentary on the human experience. The play selection for all three menus (at Theatre Royal and The Latest Musicbar) is superb. We are given literary… Read more →
Kids’ show The Listies comes to The Spiegeltent with plenty of treats in store for the young of passport and the young at heart – fun for everyone! How did you get into this business? “Both Matt and Rich have always performed for… Read more →
Staged, reading, work in progress, showcase… This new work by Jonathan Cash (The First Domino) given voice for the first time by director Faynia Williams certainly provoked a response – some good and some vociferously outraged. For me it was the start… Read more →
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