Vincent

I have never been what you might call an arty person in that I do not often go to galleries and look at pictures I am however aware of some of the "Masters", Vincent Van Gogh" being one. The … Read More

‘The Time Step’ by Matthew Hurt

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The Three Musketeers

Judith Faultless and Alice Torrance seem to have been missing from the Fringe for a couple of years since their classic Face Off show, and I nearly missed them this year as somehow I only latterly found their show … Read More

The Terrible Infants

Since first seeing Les Enfants Terribles Theatre Company they have taken a total change in direction, for me it’s definitely for the better. I personally did not get to see them last year but took the opportunity to go … Read More

Scaramouche  Jones

Review

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Surviving Spike

www.survivingspike.com With  Michael Barrymore and Jill Halfpenny

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The Straight Man

Simon Kaye has a problem. His upbringing as a strict orthodox has prevented him informing his family his fiancé is not Jewish. Actually they don’t even know she exists or that the wedding is a week away. To help … Read More

St Nicholas  by  Conor McPherson

A jaded theatre critic is bemoaning the passing of the torrid height of his career, another sad production by another washed out colleague yet on stage one bright shining star, a talented young nubile spark of hope. Plus the … Read More

Somewhere Over The Westway

I thought reading the description in the Fringe programme that the Portobello referred to was the beach resort just outside Edinburgh, even though it states quite clearly, “sold out smash hit in London”. Set on the Portobello Road in … Read More

Sister Cities 

Set in New York, Sister Cities is a contemporary drama written by Colette Freedman who also appears in the play. It is a beautifully constructed work with flashes of real insight and humour. Mary Baxter (Jill Gascoine), a woman … Read More