The Cave of Spleen (Theatre Works’ Explosives Factory) – theatre review
Unless you have context (and I didn’t before entering the theatre), this play will make
Unless you have context (and I didn’t before entering the theatre), this play will make
A superbly nuanced performance by Izabella Yena elevates an outstanding piece of writing from Benjamin Nichol,
Morality and money are at the heart of the acerbic Telethon Kid. Inspired by his own
Based on a true story, injustice and antisemitism are at the core of the powerful
In the vein of the TV sitcom Seinfeld (1989-1998) and perhaps best summed up as
The seemingly inexplicably-named Capricorn sees its action play out in the metaphoric fishbowl of a
A blood curdling scream at 2:22am sets the scene for a ghost story with a
Caroline Lee takes the stage as June, a woman of a certain age who hasn’t
Imagine a well-spoken woman of a certain age describing the sex life of slugs, before
What a superb visual and aural feast Walanbaa Yulu-Gi is and how it has metamorphosised