Proper theatre, sure footed, layered, with a moving love story at its heart
Author: Mark Courtice
What's dance got to do with the Army, and what's the Army got to do with dance?
Dance shocker is gruesome fun - but not subtle
11short episodes, meandering, but moreish.
Rich and suggestive performance, wild, enthralling, and often mad.
Intelligent, clever and ambitious show explores politics, history, economics and ecology.
A most important and urgent evening mixes the personal and political
An intriguing meditation on hearing loss is meandering and sinuous but often sharply surprising
There's a wonderful performance at the heart of this production
7 short plays from Northern ireland. Big hearted writing with performances to match
Stripped down and dark, it's all about the characters.
Joe Orton still has got what it takes - to shock and amuse
Brilliantly current response to lockdown – not much happens but there’s a lot going on.
Ingenious recreation of a renaissance scandal is very good; upsetting, direct, furious and brave.
Funny, moving and very well acted - a reminder of why our theatres matter.
Alex Wheatle’s Young Adult novel is given a wonderfully energetic, fluid production.
Kafka’s frightening story turned into astonishing theatre
Howard Brenton’s knotty play definitely gives us something else to think about.
A wonderful, creative treat for the lockdown
2014 play seems a bit old-fashioned now, but some interesting performances and skilled direction