1979: a game-changing year in British politics, and not too dissimilar from events today. The Labour government were in jeopardy, after The Winter of Discontent, so Margaret Thatcher called for…
Lighthouse is an interpretation of our modern reliance on and issues with plastic, explored through the media of dance, mime and acrobatics. Performed by Hazel Lam, who uses various lengths…
The National Theatre production of A Taste of Honey written by Shelagh Delaney and directed by Bijan Sheibani is a sweet success. A play which explores the hardships of poverty…
With a sharp and clever script by Ben Elton that oozes with dark humour, Gasping perfectly walks the line between brilliantly funny and unexpectedly compelling in a story of corporate…
Social media can form the ultimate barrier between parents and teenagers. With cyber bullies, FOMO and porn circling the internet, parents can feel an overwhelming need to control and to…
Replay is made up of four short plays, which are introduced by a mysterious narrator, played with suitable oddness by Marcus Reeves. The first piece is a sort of dystopian…
Beryl Burton: a name that is, shockingly, unknown to most. Just from googling her, it’s outrageous that her story has not been adapted before. Taking on this task is one…
Fast at the Park Theatre is an intriguingly dark new play about the psychopathic Linda Hazzard. A doctor who infamously prescribed extreme fasts to cure disease. A diet to death!…
The scene of committee talking in circles and achieving very little is one that can seem strangely familiar especially in today’s political climate, which is one the elements that has…
