This tale of political women, music and the stars spanned the breadth of the court...

The concert began with Debussy’s ‘Six Épigraphes antiques’, evocative pieces based on Greek modes with...

Terry Johnson’s over long, on-the-nose, shallow and shrill adaptation of ‘The Graduate’ was a curious...

Fish Pie was a surreal play about three undersea residents of one building: Cuthbert the...

A wet Tuesday afternoon after the glorious Bank Holiday weekend may not be a promising...

Raving Mad Theatre is the pseudonym for performer Richard Mead, whose one-man play looked at...

Terence Rattigan’s comedy may be billed as lost but not so his wit and humour....

This captivating performance by 4Motion Dance Theatre Company showed us a world where we become...

The idea of a site-specific Fringe performance in a sauna was very appealing, but sadly...

A controversial concept of utilising correspondence from Britain’s most infamous serial killers, performed in the...