Audrey’s 18th birthday is already over, but the morning after brings no closure. Two teenage friends pick through the ...

Would you still strike a deal with the devil if it meant exploiting an entire continent? Thirty years after its ground-breaking debut, Handspring Puppet Company and William Kentridge return to the ...

Centred on the progress on the Suffragette movement, this polished presentation cleverly honed in on the particular journeys of the various characters involved. The cast were all quite young – and ...

Constellations opens with a seemingly playful question: why is it impossible to lick the tip of your own elbow? From this ...

Money- it’s a dirty word. At least it is if you’re working two jobs, the rent keeps climbing, and life feels like a rigged ...

He managed to get a room in a hotel, with a seaward view, looking to a shingle beach. But what was meant to be an escape, ...

One of the most impressive things about this recital was how the Aurora Orchestra played the full symphony without music – ...

A wonderful window into the trajectory and talent for future classical music – the Rising Stars series focuses on vocalists ...

Based on the true story of Korea’s youngest King Danjong who was crowned at age 12, dethroned at 15 and dead at age 17, this ...

Theatre Re, one of the UK’s leading physical theatre companies, returns to the Fringe with The Nature of Forgetting, a moving ...

This is not a show for the faint-hearted. These two women use reverse psychology by applying reverse stereotypes which brings ...

Working our way through the last ten decades, we were treated to some of our favourite songs from the shows. The very first ...