Image courtesy of The Marlowe Theatre A white square, set on the floor, surrounded by chairs. That’s the set of an impressive play which...

Image courtesy of The Marlowe Theatre ‘Gutted’, a poignant black comedy set in a fish factory in 1980s Dublin, is an incredible work of...

It’s the 1500s. After centuries of disease, invasion and several burnt cathedrals, Canterbury is back as a top-ranking English city;...

After the performance I spoke to Funny Rabbit organiser and Emcee Oliver Double about the event, which was started in February of this...

Upon entering the Gulbenkian main entrance one finds the far end of the café walled off by a curtain. It produces a small performance...

William Blake 'Europe' Plate i: Frontispiece, 'The Ancient of Days' 1827 © The Whitworth, The University of Manchester This is the...

“They were killed trying to cross borders, because they were trying to get to a country to become safe.” A fantastic blend of music,...

Valerie Tagwira is both a doctor and an author. Her novel, which won Outstanding Fiction Book’ at the National Arts Merit Award for...

As an avid and passionate (sometimes overly-so) fan of Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus, I felt a...