Category: Reviews

It starts out with a row about lumpy porridge and enforced chicken Complan but it’s a feckin’ miracle there wasn’t a side order of arsenic. There’s few crumbs

Paul Miller has returned to the city of his birth to give us his vision of Macbeth. Thank god John Simm lived up to expectations in the title

Big, Tom Hanks’s iconic 1988, American, fantasy, comedy film about a boy in a man’s world, captured everybody’s hearts and imaginations with its innocence and charm. But, fast

August Wilson’s incomparable Pittsburgh Cycle, his ten part historical opus as seen through the eyes of African-Americans, reached the incendiary 1960s with his Pulitzer-nominated Two Trains Running. The

The Weatherman, Eugene O’Hare’s full-length debut play opens with brief sunny spells but it’s clear that the forecast is for a stormy and changeable production. It premiered last

It’s said that an actor’s worst nightmare is walking out on stage in front of a packed house – only to find they’re naked. It’s a double whammy