James V: Katherine
Festival Theatre StudioScaled-back instalment of the James Plays series offers a story of heresy, heartache, and hope
Beth Blakemore/12 April 2024
Scaled-back instalment of the James Plays series offers a story of heresy, heartache, and hope
Beth Blakemore/12 April 2024
Unequal pay fight makes excellent musical theatre
Caryl Churchill's captivating play sees two representations of catastrophe collide
Fionn Foley puts in a fun one man performance
A first class production that is beguiling and magical, teaching us not to demonise what we don’t know or understand
Parallel storylines show depressing truths about the difference between real life and a fairytale
A chilling true story that needs to be told
A short, sharp and entertaining canter through a footnote to Shakespearean history
Likeable miscellany of magic and science builds to a killer ending
A dislocating and meaningful interpretation of a classic tale
Eccentric but inspiring tale of resilience has almost nothing to do with Moby Dick
A stylistically-ambitious look at the effects modern technology has on privacy sadly falters due to its scattered execution
Subtle and succinct retelling of the famous Bronte sisters story