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ELECTRA

- 28 May 2025

There’s little light in Greek tragedy and Electra is certainly very dark. But in this...

- 26 May 2025

I’ve done a fair amount of prattling on of late about festivals and fringe festivals,...

- 24 May 2025

Fringe festivals are extraordinary events in the variety of entertainments on offer, from the silly,...

- 23 May 2025

This was a very serious programme with a very important message that was best delivered...

- 21 May 2025

In the flurry of circus arts based shows that have filled the entertainment world in...

- 21 May 2025

Quatuor Van Kuijk are a jolly lot. They entered laughing (somebody backstage had started to...

- 20 May 2025

Half the vast space of the Corn Exchange miraculously became a Victorian parlour – How?...

- 19 May 2025

Zoe Lyons’ opening act is a comedian from Crawley, a fact that he weaves into...

- 18 May 2025

I remember crying whilst reading Mark Haddon’s beautiful book when it was first published, not...

- 17 May 2025

What a risky programme! Not so long ago it would have scared away the crowds...

- 17 May 2025

The evening opened with a narration, the story of the bulbul, or nightingale as we...

- 16 May 2025

Let’s start at the very beginning. In my thirty odd years of reviewing live entertainment...