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The Ruffian On The Stair

- 29 April 2023

Had Joe Orton lived, he would have been 90 this year. But tragically, he was...

- 27 April 2023

I’m going to start with words not about the two performances this week but about...

- 12 April 2023

There are moments when I successfully manage to avoid reading too much about a new...

- 10 April 2023

I’ve long protested at the general belief that a visit to the theatre or a...

- 3 April 2023

How does penitential music bring so much pleasure? With such magnificent works performed so well....

- 29 March 2023

Sam Steiner’s two hander is certainly stimulating, thought provoking and undoubtedly challenging. It poses an...

- 27 March 2023

Completing a triumphant season of concerts, this programme began in serene mode with Samuel Barber’s...

- 23 March 2023

Retro games, also known as classic or vintage games, have been around since the early...

- 21 March 2023

I approached this cult musical version of a cult film with some trepidation. I loved...

- 21 March 2023

Before I go any further let me say that I am a fan of Peter...

- 16 March 2023

In a city that, in my view, has wrongly been held as a bastion of...

- 8 March 2023

What a joyous way to spend an evening, ensemble theatre at its very best, beautiful...