Christine Irvine

Miranda meets YouPorn in this scabrous comedy from Broadchurch’s Phoebe Waller-Bridge

An effervescent master-class in solo performance that never quite gets to grips with the emotional nitty-gritty of its subject matter.

Filter's ingenious retelling is sometimes too preoccupied with its own cleverness to land the full emotional body-blow

A heart-pounding, head-spinning experience that exposes the voyeur in all of us.

[Rating: 4/5] HOWL(ing) exposes the greatest minds of post-indyref Scotland in an affectionate and admirably unbiased blast of theatrical sunlight.

A bittersweet love letter to the pain of broken families, difficult choices and unforeseen repercussions.

Despite a promising set-up, a disappointing script ensures the only heart on show in this cross-cultural love triangle is the title.

A hard-working cast deliver a fine introduction to this still-potent tale of power, punishment and redemption.

A lively production that unflinchingly explores themes of colonisation of one of Shakespeare's best-loved comedies.

This hugely enjoyable production charms with as much wit and swagger as its main protagonist.