Review: Macbeth
A dystopian Scotland, separated from the UK due to years of economic disaster, is the setting for Jamie Lloyd's fast paced, high-energy production of Macbeth. As the opener of the Trafalgar …
A dystopian Scotland, separated from the UK due to years of economic disaster, is the setting for Jamie Lloyd's fast paced, high-energy production of Macbeth. As the opener of the Trafalgar …
The Ella of this production (Lisa Kerr) is energetic and interesting, kitted out rather splendidly in bowler hat and sparkly boots. This, and the fact that she falls for an asthmatic, bir…
What do you get when you put two separated-at-birth pairs of twins, a dodgy Goldsmith and a sadistic doctor in the same city? I'm not going to attempt to make a joke but these factors make S…
The Death of Norman Tortilla is a modern, black comedy and the first play written by Charlotte Coates. It centres on Norman Tortilla, an elderly sufferer of Parkinson's disease who desper…
The Seagull Effect by Idle Motion, a physical theatre company of six young actors, asks the audience to reflect on the ways in which the smallest changes can have the biggest effects. The se…