The Girl who Cried ‘Nam’

It’s the night before the History exam and flat mates Eve and Sammy, Bea Roberts and Sophie Elliot, are doing their last minute cramming, well at least Sammy is, Eve is busy colouring in her study planner. In the … Read More

Girl in Box

The company of Emma Bailey, Natasha James, Richard Jackson and Broderick Chow who also wrote and edited the piece devised this piece of part drama, part physical theatre. Alan, Richard Jackson, and Nina, Natasha James are brother and sister … Read More

Get Carter

Get Carter from the well respected Red Shift Theatre Company is yet another of plays adapted from major movies this one bas on a70’s epic starring Michael Caine. The first impression on entering the theatre is that this is … Read More

Frank’s Life

Rattlesnake Theatre Company have been regular Fringe attendees for a while and I have nearly always enjoyed their productions, as their choice of material and the standard of acting is of a high quality. In this production however, I … Read More

Frankenstein

Guildbury are a non-professional theatre company based in Surrey, founded in 1963, they appear regularly in Gildford, Woking and have an annual open-air production in front of the Norman keep at Farnham Castle. They present ‘Frankenstein’ at this years … Read More

Four Play

This new play by Richard Everett is staged on their Edinburgh debut by Odd Sok Productions. It centre’s on two couples, Floyd & Kate, Tom Sykes and Caroline Taylor and Hugo & Sophie, Simon Connelly & Camilla Corbett. Both … Read More

Finder’s Fee

First stages in 2002 in the States this play is set in the world of New York City property development and finance. A somewhat idealist entrepreneur is expecting to complete a deal when he witness his investor murdered in … Read More

The Family Semianyki

First the ending. There are happy endings, sad endings, even bizarre endings but the ending to this show is as spectacular as I have ever witnessed. Mime clowns play the part of a wild family consisting of a romantic … Read More

Fahrenheit 451

Ray Bradbury’s ‘Farenheit 451’ was published in 1953, its comments on censorship and the futility in destroying the written word are as relevant today as when first written. Although aware of the televised series of his work ‘The Martian … Read More

Equus

Cancelled!

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