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I Heart Michael Ball

- 1 June 2023

Alexander Millington’s one hour drama is a gem, but not the kind of gem that...

- 26 May 2023

It’s 1967 and I am 11 years old and in my first term at “big...

- 22 May 2023

This hour long musical is the stuff of the fringe, a piece of work that...

- 17 May 2023

I love a surprise, so when my dear friend Ms B invited me out to...

- 15 May 2023

Taking the heart of John Lily’s 1580s and long neglected play with its themes of...

- 12 May 2023

The world goes crazy for Eurovision so it should come as no surprise that the...

- 11 May 2023

I recently went to a rather smart, I was told, event in a rather smart,...

- 7 May 2023

With a promise of a burlesque theme in the programme and the venue dressed to...

- 3 May 2023

What a joy to sit in the semi dark and be so charmingly entertained. Ian...

- 1 May 2023

I am loving the fact that the word vegan has suddenly morphed into the words...

- 1 May 2023

The effects of COVID and lockdown certainly took their toll on the food and hospitality...

- 1 May 2023

Forget the take-away, some are okay of course, but not many can deliver food in...