Piano Afternoons: Susan Tomes plays Nocturnes
Sublime recitals lead the laudiences through a crepuscular ‘ballet of the moths’
Doughboys
Women-at-war farce marches towards unexpectedly meaningful conclusion
Elf Lyons is the Woman on the Edge
Trauma transmuted into sheer theatrical creativity in jaw-dropping hour
Halfway Home
A released prisoner faces an uneasy reunion with his brother in this powerful drama
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Matt Forde: Project Holy Moly
Political comic’s best material is arguably his most non-political in this lukewarm show
Heracles: Of Men and Beasts
Intriguing musical feels like the first act of a great whole
Piano Afternoons: Susan Tomes plays Nocturnes
Sublime recitals lead the laudiences through a crepuscular ‘ballet of the moths’
One-Man Poe
Less means more in a characterful interpretation of much-loved gothic tales
A Letter to Lyndon B Johnson or God: Whoever Reads This First
Boyish exuberance belies a wistful study of innocence lost
Heracles: Of Men and Beasts
Intriguing musical feels like the first act of a great whole
Matt Forde: Project Holy Moly
Political comic’s best material is arguably his most non-political in this lukewarm show
Doughboys
Women-at-war farce marches towards unexpectedly meaningful conclusion
Piano Afternoons: Susan Tomes plays Nocturnes
Sublime recitals lead the laudiences through a crepuscular ‘ballet of the moths’
Lawrence of Arabia and ME
Fascinating insight into one of the world’s most famous Arabists
The Song of the Ice
A stunning audio-visial experience and a meaningful opportunity to slow down during Fringe
Out There
The Truth is in here. A quintessentially Welsh film that’s conceptually all over the place
Albums
books
opera
Puccini’s Suor Angelica
London Symphony deliver a magnificent rendition of Puccini’s one-act opera
Word
visual art
The Song of the Ice
A stunning audio-visial experience and a meaningful opportunity to slow down during Fringe
dance