My Filthy Hunt

I found this a very interesting performance, if a little unusual in it’s staging. Four actors, two male, Craig McArdlee and Gareth Webber together with two female, Hayley Shillito and Laura Taylor dressed in suits, and as the music … Read More

The Quest for the Devine Bottle

This production is a kaleidoscope of theatrical forms. It is part bawdy comedy, part musical, part physical theatre, part fairy story and pantomime. Sounds messy but the whole thing works. The play is written and co-directed by Richard Fredman. … Read More

Talking to Spacehoppers

This play written by Angela Truby and the performer Joanna Swain tells the story of late 30s Bev and the trials and tribulations of her life with or without her increasingly absent husband. Bev was, and still is, into … Read More

A Work in Progress

Damian Trasler’s short play is an interesting concept. An author is attempting to bring a detective novel to a climactic ending. Suddenly, the characters confront the author and question how he sees the novel ending. With a cast of … Read More

Amelia Jane Hunter is Keith Flipp

How would you exist if from birth you are the embodiment of mixed sex identical twins in one body? How would it prepare you for life? The staid straight laced married sister Amelia Jane Hunter and the Drag-Queen brother … Read More

The Cave of the Golden Calf

Cabaret as a theatre form had its beginnings in 1890’s Paris, adult entertainment ranging from the avant-garde to the risqué. Andrew Brown arts and theatre entrepreneur has revitalised the original ‘Cave of the Golden Calf’, a Bohemian Soho nightclub … Read More

The Dating Game

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Excuse My Dust

The last time I saw Lesley Mackie I was crewing at the Whitehall Theatre in Dundee for her very popular tour with the show "Judy".  The show in which Lesley portrayed the Iconic Judy Garland. Once more Lesley is … Read More

The Journey of Jeannie Deans

The Journey of Jeannie Deans is derived from ‘The Heart of Midlothian’ novel by Sir Walter Scott, adapted by Judy Steel for the Rowan Tree theatre Company. In this show we meet Effie Deans (Nicola Jo Cully) a wayward … Read More

Natasha Wood- Rolling With Laughter

A one woman play From birth Natasha Wood has been unable to be self caring but has this stopped her doing something she has set her heart on? No sir! This young lady may depend on the help of … Read More