Histrionics

Histrionics is a new play written by James Butler who has been influenced by the innocent hero and unsuspected villain tradition of Commedia dell’arte. It is a comedy of treachery and murder set in London at the turn of … Read More

Loving Burns

Alicia Devine’s play is a successful snapshot of the life of Robert Burns through the words of the women with whom he came into contact. This production is a blend of comedy, monologues and song. Alicia Devine plays the … Read More

The Shadow

‘The Shadow’ is a short play adapted Christopher Bennion from the original Hans Christian Anderson tale. The stage is set with a large screen utilised to project shadows on to and other various uses. Together Naomi Hill, Anne Langford … Read More

Weights

Doing my usual, ok where am I next, I frequently arrive at a venue knowing only the name of the production I am about to see and in this case that it is part of the Theatre Tours International  … Read More

Bombay to Beijing by Bicycle

This show is the antidote for those who have been bored by tame TV travel programmes.   Australian Russell McGilton’s solo play is a highly individualistic and very animated account of an epic journey. His inspiration for the journey … Read More

Dream Big

CANCELLED

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I Caught Crabs in Walberswick

Joel Horwood is an award winning playwright and this play was commissioned last year and was premiered in May prior to its stay at Fringe 2008. This production centres on the three teenagers, Fitz, Aaron Foy, Wheeler, Harry Hemple … Read More

Lynn Ferguson – Heart and Sole

Elaine is kinna confused not only has her best pal all through skill (school) gon through tae the East, St Andrews no less, tae teach kids but she’s dumped her parentally approved boyfriend for a fish! No just ony … Read More

Shafted

I must admit that the description of the si play written by Olly Fielding intrigued me when reading ths Fringe programme, it’s was just the location that delayed me in seeing it before now, but I wish that had … Read More

What all the Rabbits are Doing

This highly regarded play by Zoe Hinks is set in an indeterminate period, probably the future, but with the prisons full even violent criminals are being treated using experimental methods of punishment are being employed under the watchful gaze … Read More