Review: A GRAIN OF SAND at The Weston Studio, Bristol Old Vic

by Bryan J Mason

This is no angry polemic, but a sensitive, realistic account of how a young girl reacts to the blatant inhumanity of war. ★★★★☆

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Review: Days Of Significance at The Station, BS1 2AG

by Mike Whitton

In turns comic, shocking, tragic and, eventually, hopeful, it is blessed with superb performances from its young cast. ★★★★☆

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Review; MIDSOMER MURDERS: The Killings At Badger’s Drift, Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham

by Tony Clarke

Cosy crime gets a comic makeover

★★★★☆

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Review: MACBETH at Tobacco Factory Theatres

by Graham Wyles

A modern dress world where the supernatural seems woven into the here and now. ★★★☆☆

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Review: CREEPY BOYS: SLUGS at The Wardrobe Theatre

by Tilly Marshall

An hour of feral chaos, tightly and knowingly built. ★★★★☆

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Review: WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF at Oxford Playhouse Theatre

by Ros Carne

It is a monumental work and an anguished plea to all of us to face the truth about ourselves
★★★★★

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