Performing Arts
Reviews: Madhouse
This play, Madhouse, was like being in a student house, chaotic and disruptive. Read More
Performing Arts
Performing Arts
Review: Love in the Time of Lockdown
I think the response to this play will reflect what sort of time you had during the height of the lockdown, awful for us all I know, but for some it w... Read More
Performing Arts
REVIEW: The F-Bomb Theatre and New Celts Productions presents Afterparty
‘It’s not a crime to have fun. Read More
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Review: Looks Like We Made It
Looks Like We Made It is a modern musical set to Barry Manilow's songs. Read More
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Review: A Weekend Away at the Hotel Decevoir
Try to imagine Agatha Christie meets Fawlty Towers, well if you can't you should go and see A Weekend Away at the Hotel Decevoir. Read More
Performing Arts
Review: Blind Mirth presents Sex and Me
I've always had admiration for stand up comics, it's a dangerous and unpredictable business when you let the audience participate too. Read More
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Review: Smile (like you’re happy)
Smile (like you're happy) explores the impact of social media on individuals and their inter - relationships. Read More
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Review: The End of the Line
On reading the themes of The End of the Line before I went I felt I was about to enter the very throat of the dragon that is modern woke: divorce, lon... Read More
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Review: Ciara Harvie stars with silver screen songs
I have no idea what the typical congregation turnout for a Sunday at the beautiful St Cuthbert's Church is but what I do know is word of Ciara Harvie ... Read More