Table (Seymour Centre) – theatre review
If tables could talk, I think most of us would want them to shut up
If tables could talk, I think most of us would want them to shut up
Marriage is hard work. How often have you heard that? Well, the subject is given
Slingsby’s production of Oscar Wilde’s The Young King (adapted for the stage by Nicki Bloom)
Grim storytelling at its nasty best, the dystopian thriller Pomona set me back on my
Imagine you’re the last person alive and all Earth’s resources have been depleted. Autocannibal explores
Through the centuries, mankind’s tendency has been towards total control. Malthouse Theatre explores that tendency
My 1953 edition of Webster’s Dictionary provides this definition of diplomacy: “dexterity; skill; tact; shrewdness
As we take our seat, we are presented with three different actors, all dancing in
Apparently, Joseph Stalin was an enthusiastic reader and loved the theatre. Of course, he was
Mayhem abounds in Travesties. Set in Zurich in 1917, the play follows a British consular