Alexandra Wingate

Sensitive, eye-opening and entertaining, this film is mysterious and not afraid to experiment.

A mediocre production that falls far short of igniting that familiar February flame.

This looks to be an unpretentiously high quality production - and well worth checking out.

With stripped-back animation and audio, Mulloy's heightened emotion is diminished by a scribble of a narrative.

Understated and delicate, this is a simple but carefully crafted feel-good production that will keep the inner child entertained.

Despite its length, Honoré's plot moves forward too quickly to really care about what his underdeveloped characters are going through.

A massive breach of human rights from the country that created the Red Cross.

Tom Freeman talks theatre, sci-fi and the wee man ahead of his tour of the Overcoat in Finland this week.

A rookie mistake with the music lets down an otherwise high quality production from Scottish Opera.

With some rising names of the dance and music industry, this production acts as a showcase for theatre that aspired to the visual richness so common in Scottish Opera.