Click here!

Arts:Blog

Theatre Review: Solaris ****

Joy Watters reviews a production that 'takes the audience on a deeply unsettling journey'.

Theatre Review: Frankenstein ***

Joy Watters reviews 'a fascinating portrait of Mary Shelley'.

Theatre Review: North and South ****

Joy Watters reviews 'a solid piece of thought-provoking entertainment'.

Theatre Review: The Duchess [of Malfi] ****

Scott Purvis reviews an impressive, timely production.

Theatre Review: Tay Bridge ****

Joy Watters reviews 'an unforgettable piece of theatre'.

Festival Review: HEAR WORD! ****

Joy Watters reviews a production that 'makes its points honestly and engagingly'.

Festival Review: Red Dust Road ***

Joy Watters reviews a theatrical staging 'that stumbles in making the journey from original memoir to play'.

Theatre Review: Amelie: The Musical ***

Scott Purvis reviews a production with impressive elements but 'lacks a certain je ne said quoi'.

Theatre Review: The Rocky Horror Show ****

Scott Purvis reviews 'a rip-roaring night of absolute pleasure'.

Festival Review: Unfortunate: The Untold Story of Ursula the Sea Witch ****

Scott Purvis reviews 'a laugh-out-loud funny' production.

Festival Review: Tartuffe ****

Michael Cox reviews a production that's 'hilarious from start to finish'.

Festival Review: Roots ****

Michael Cox reviews 'an absolute delight'.

Festival Review: Life is No Laughing Matter ****

Michael Cox reviews 'a standout production with a standout performance' about mental health.

Festival Review: The Afflicted ****

Michael Cox reviews 'a fulfilling theatrical journey' into an unsolved mystery.

Festival Review: Appropriate ***

Michael Cox reviews a very entertaining monologue.

Festival Review: My Name is Irrelevant ***

Michael Cox reviews a moving production.

Festival Review: Oedipus ***

Michael Cox reviews a production that's easy to admire but is emotionally distant.

Festival Review: 8:8 ****

Michael Cox reviews a thought-provoking production.

Festival Review: Sparkle ****

Michael Cox reviews 'a production that wears its heart on its sleeve'.

Festival Review: My Best Dead Friend ***

Michael Cox reviews 'a pleasant hour of laughter and tears'.

Find a show


Search the site


Find us on …

Find us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterFind us on YouTube

This site may set cookies for essential tasks, such as tracking whether you are signed in.

We would also like to set analytics cookies to better understand our users’ behaviour.