Amy Taylor

Russell-Martin's empowering performance gives a voice to those failed by the care system

The classic poem reimagined for the stage.

Agatha Christie's 1950 murder mystery returns to the Edinburgh stage.

Sarah Wade's unforgettable novel becomes a mesmerising theatrical production.

A faultless piece of verbatim theatre that goes behind the headlines.

Well-intentioned and thoughtful start to this season's A Play, A Pie and A Pint

Rarely seen play set on remote St. Kilda is rich with relevance about the place of women in society

David Cronenberg's unsettling and almost prophetic debut feature is undoubtedly a '70s horror, but its themes remain timeless.

Universally panned upon its release in 1979, this Italian cult classic might just be the ultimate midnight movie.

An exceptional post-apocalyptic parody that shows horror doesn’t have to take itself too seriously.