Hell Ship: The Journey of the Ticonderoga (fortyfivedownstairs) – theatre review
Accompanied by a lone cellist (Thomas Veitch) and dressed in period costume, Michael Veitch weaves
Accompanied by a lone cellist (Thomas Veitch) and dressed in period costume, Michael Veitch weaves
Patricia Cornelius is one heck of a writer. She doesn’t pull her punches. Her dialogue
A slow moving, wordy piece about loneliness, fragility and connection, I can’t say The Curtain
Being a teenager … trying to make your way in the world can be challenging
Coping with death and significant illness resulting in death isn’t easy for anyone. When it
Coping with death and significant illness resulting in death isn’t easy for anyone. When it
Questions of morality and decency are at the heart of an outstanding comedic drama concerning
Surviving the hardships inflicted by the Nazis on Jewish ghettos during the Holocaust was a
In 1929, Virginia Woolf reflected on the treatment of women in general and female authors
Over the years, a number of well-known names – like John Hurt and Harold Pinter