625 results for ""Punch""
A powerful documentary about a Phnom Penh protest uprising
Gate theatre, LondonThe subversive, hard-hitting - and funny - music by composers banned by the Nazis is the real star of this charming cabaret showWhat on Earth to expect from Effigies of W…
Sage, GatesheadWith songs ranging from Stevie Wonder to Benjamin Britten to Jimmy Nail, homeless charity Streetwise's amateur singers have created a powerful and inspiring show The room is c…
So not necessarily my cup of tea but in the fervour All Or Noting inspired in the majority of the audience, one can see why this show's journey has been going for a good couple of years now …
Follow Suit is a slick, dark comedy of the absurd which satirises the dry routine and empty pointlessness of office life. The four main cast members barely utter a word from start to finish,…
What makes Glitter Punch so compelling is the detail of the respective lives and how amidst life's slings and arrows, there are moments of beauty and solace that make it seem all bearable.
In American Blues Theater's production of "Six Corners," some nagging holes in the story line are too disruptive to the plot.
"Remember me; I sparkled." Philip Ridley's ability to write about the most grotesque scenarios with the most beautiful language will never cease to amaze. His latest offering is Angry at the…
August Wilson's grim tragedy King Hedley IIÂ is currently having a fine production at Atlanta's True Colors Theatre, on stage through March 11. It's a moving play that offers a slow, simme…
Watching Angry makes you feel as if you've downed several super-alcoholic drinks " and then rushed out into the freezing cold night, under the cold unfeeling stars. Yes, welcome to Ridleylan…
Growing up. Trying things, being flexible, bending with the road. Adding dreams when the others don’t last. Growing up, understanding that growing never ends. Like old dreams, some old…
Sarah DeLappe's Pulitzer Prize-nominated play about a girls soccer team scores again.
In 2013, playwright Ayad Akhtar won the Pulitzer Prize for "Disgraced," which went on to bow on Broadway in 2014 and earn a Best Play nomination at the 2015 Tony Awards. His follow-up play, …
The Bush, LondonProceedings turn violent when a mother in law arrives in Chris Thompson's overloaded play about nature, nurture, abuse, parenting and gay history A play can be thoroughly enj…
HAVANA (Reuters) - A play parodying the lengths some Cubans will go to in order to earn a few tourist dollars set against the backdrop of socially critical graffiti is adding punch to Havana…
Black People's Houses might be this play's title if it were a play written today and set in DC. That title would probably give a better sense of how provocative and satirical it is. Concerne…
In the first film about a secret spy group known as Kingsman, we learned they are well-dressed, courtly and perfectly groomed. But by the second film, there's a decidedly ungentlema…
Brexit | Attenborough statue | Species extinction | Musicals | Hymns | A month in AmbridgeThe Brexit-supporting academic who complains about being shunned by colleagues when they reveal thei…
Caroline-era play makes a compelling return to the stage James Shirley is a rarely performed 17th-century playwright whose oeuvre has generally been consigned to theatrical study and researc…
You can't say that playwrightdirector Will Eno doesn't go out big with his new piece, WAKEY, WAKEY. Just before curtain calls, an extra-bright video montage, set to The Olivia Tremor Contro…
Glitter Punch isn't exactly your average teen romance story. It tells the story of boy meets girl, boy and girl fall in love, but as standard as that may sound it will still leave you saying…
Audiences can be troublesome, can't they? Sometimes they just don't know how to behave. Tabard recalls going to a performance of Dirty
