★★★★☆ This play is warm-hearted and excellently produced and acted – Katy Federman as Nigel’s mum, in particular, is wonderful. If you want a tale of the difficulties of growing up, tempered with a burst of nostalgia, I recommend Toast – just make sure you eat dinner beforehand, as all the food will make you hungry!
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★★★★☆ This is a sunny, funny piece of musical theatre, which deals lightly and cleverly with difficult themes of death, suicide, and disappointment, all tempered with family love and support. I challenge you to see this and not find yourself smiling all the way through – see it and enjoy!
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★★★★★ Shakespeare’s Globe on Tour does a wonderful job with this production. As always, they keep a stripped back stage – two levels with plenty of doors for comings and goings; and the costumes are simple – each actor wears the same basic outfit, draped with different robes to distinguish characters.
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MANTRA – Marv Radio is the writer and performer of Mantra – a storytelling experience that weaves together spoken word, music, and beatboxing, all performed with little more than a microphone and a looping machine.
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MYTHMAKING and BRITISH VOGUE on 28th June.
As part of the Offbeat Festival, a local group of writers and creators have put on an exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum. The beauty of this idea is that this could be done at any museum across the country, and could be done by anyone with an imagination.
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