THE TIME MACHINE at the Bristol Brewery
From the moment he bursts from his oversized metronomic contraption Robert Lloyd Parry’s time...
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BUNBURY IS DEAD at the Alma, Bristol
In devising Bunbury is Dead, Christopher Cutting has come up with a wonderful idea. After all, if...
Read MoreA TASTE OF HONEY at the Everyman Cheltenham
When it first appeared in 1958 A Taste of Honey was a sensation. Shelagh Delaney was hailed as a wunderkind and the Zeitgeist was perfectly captured. The play arrived hot on the heels of the Look Back in Anger and was instrumental in the kitchen-sink achieving a place in history.
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A QUARTET OF CHEKHOV FARCES at the BT Studio, Oxford
A talented cast of sixth formers from Magdalen College School really impress in their 80 minute...
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PEDESTRIAN REFUGE at Bristol Bierkeller
Artistic director at Makeshift Wings, Amy Bethan Evans, has taken it upon herself to help give a...
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Michael Morpurgo’s PRIVATE PEACEFUL at the Tobacco Factory, Bristol
“…Simon Reade’s exquisite adaption and direction brings out the full human value of a life so carelessly squandered for ‘an example’. …Everything about this production is so achingly perfect. It is bravura storytelling and consummate acting with depth, sensitivity, emotion and a highly developed sense of moral outrage.”
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