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Nick Pynn and Kate Daisy Grant

- 10 May 2013

On a stage filled with every stringed instrument imaginable (including one Pynn had made himself),...

- 10 May 2013

From Brighton’s Masonic lodge to THAT alleyway from Quadrophenia, this walk highlighted the weird and...

- 10 May 2013

Neil Bartlett’s excellent rendering of these extraordinarily moving Britten works was a total triumph. The...

- 10 May 2013

There is no denying Micky Flanagan is a proper geezer. He steals stuff, he calls...

- 10 May 2013

Britten’s song settings are so much more than simple accompaniments for voices. In each the...

- 10 May 2013

Where are you from? It’s a simple yet loaded question in the eyes of comic...

- 9 May 2013

Bestriding the stage in dark sunglasses, dog collar, crucifix, and her trademark shorn skull this...

- 9 May 2013

I can safely say that I have never laughed so hard at one of the...

- 9 May 2013

“A hilarious evening of Victorian one-act farces” was promised and was duly delivered. The three...

- 9 May 2013

It would be unfair to the talents of the cast and crew of The Meeting...

- 8 May 2013

The majestic Dome Concert Hall was filled to capacity with children and families for the...

- 8 May 2013

The Milanese duo, Tam Teatromusica, presented the UK Premiere of Picablo, a witty and inventive...