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Sorrowful solo performance stays in the shallows If this were just a show about learning to swim at the age of thirty, that would be...

Brontë in the park fails to leave a mark: Next to me, three women in fold-out chairs are trying to discreetly open a bottle of bubbly...

How do you create an ocean on stage, my boyfriend questions as we queue outside Theatre Royal? As countless Tempest...

Two worlds are spliced together and served with tea and biscuits: When the curtain is dramatically drawn back...

A rich kids revival of a groundbreaking “opera”: Right now at the Gallery of Modern Art in Glasgow, there is an exhibition of Banksy’s...

Crafted chaos inspired by everyone’s favourite international song competition: For theatre kids, talking about Eurovision during...

Director Jennifer Dick has gotten too big for her botanicals: Robert Louis Stevenson’s Jekyll and Hyde has a legend and an influence that...

The thunderous flamenco distracts from the lack of depth. Ainadamar, by Osvaldo Golijov, opens with a flamenco dancer leaping onto a...

High heels and heavy hearts in Amelia Pitcher’s One Woman Show. This is a title that needs a photo to accompany it. Poles: The Science...

It is hard to give examples of the scale of the climate crisis that will get through to British people. A summer that is a bit hotter...