An enjoyable and interesting gig-theatre love story.

Steven Fraser | 21 Aug 2018

Scottish spoken word performer and poet gives an impressive glimpse into an important work in...

Aisling McGuire | 21 Aug 2018

A black comedy descends into slapstick in this ecclesiastical tale.

Eleanor Price | 21 Aug 2018

Division and guilt reverberate in this coming together in the round.

Eleanor Price | 21 Aug 2018

An enjoyable re-imagining of the classic Cervantes tale.

John Gibson | 21 Aug 2018

Well-performed but derivative cabaret on the history of gay legislation and icons

Flora Gosling | 21 Aug 2018

Documentary drama gives an insightful look behind the screen of internet fame.

Flora Gosling | 21 Aug 2018

A poignant, almost dreamy look at the minutiae of one couple's life.

Katrina Conaglen | 21 Aug 2018

A powerful and impressive account of growing up with a disabled sibling.

Aisling McGuire | 20 Aug 2018

Erudite and inventive stand up from one of the UK's most accomplished satirists

Kirsty McGrory | 20 Aug 2018

Darcy's Janis Joplin is phenomenal in this story of a life taken far too soon.

Claire Wood | 20 Aug 2018

Impressive storytelling from one of comedy's nice guys.

Kevin Ibbotson-Wight | 20 Aug 2018

American comedian, actress and author explores the human brain and the importance of mindfulness in...

Aisling McGuire | 20 Aug 2018

The Nigerian poet and playwright reads a selection of his work and the work of...

Steven Fraser | 20 Aug 2018

"I suppose women are people after all" accepts Asquith.

Tamsin Grainger | 20 Aug 2018