THEATRE

Nude clowns, dog leashed hunks and an 18-rated Hokey Cokey – my drag virginity was well and truly shattered at the three and a...

A drizzly grey evening spent inside a cold corrugated metal box in Victoria Gardens doesn't sound like it would top anyone’s list of ‘things...

It’s very easy these days to descend into a political rant and talk about saving the world. What isn’t so easy is to make what...

Why does swearing sound so good with an Irish accent? I heard a selection of profanities at Electric, a play by Ali Hardiman and performed...

Jeanne Marie de Beaumont’s classic tale Beauty and the Beast was retold for children at this year's Brighton Fringe. Jellyfish Theatre Company made their Fringe...

“Jesus' ascension into heaven was not an ending, but a beginning for humanity,” says a live mass on Radio 4 as I get in...

Returning with numerous accolades for ‘Best Comedy’ from previous editions of Brighton and Adelaide Fringe with comedy partner, Viggo, Zach Zucker is ready to...

It’s Magic Mike meets Clint Eastwood in this acrobatic adventure presented by Head First Acrobats - the Aussie kings of narrative circus. Set somewhere in...

Pointedly introduced in the third-person – ‘This is Thomas’ – ‘This is Rebecca’ – ‘This is Hannah’ –Stealth Aspies punctuated their performance with verbatim...

Floating in a spaceship somewhere in the big black void, our hapless human thinks he’s alone. His ship, Jane, tells him there’s a 0.0000008%...

In this frank and funny one-woman show, actress and writer Charlotte Mulliner plays many parts as she takes us on a lapsed Christian’s personal...

Proudly lo-fi, the second outing from DOGMA theatre productions is a touching, intimate portrayal of confused identity and the difficulties we face in accepting...