Daniel Bye’s baby is an exemplary baby. As Come Look at the Baby, the 2016 fringe hit proved, watching an adorable tiny human for...

When someone dies, one of the hardest things is the realisation that you will never see them again. There will be no new anecdotes,...

Like many only children, Ashley (Mae Munuo) has a vivid imagination. Instead of helping her mum prepare dinner or clean the house, she loses...

John Michael is on a roll. Not only has he got a new boyfriend, but it’s the first time he’s ever had a boyfriend...

Like all the best things in life, Rouge is at its best when the clothes come off. There are instances of total hotness in...

Music and memory are fundamentally entangled. Even when someone has advanced Alzheimer's disease music can often return them to the world, albeit briefly. Max...

"We put this bit in for people who came expecting more, you know, circus," announces one of the seven powerhouse-women of Yuck. Having performed...

As I waited for Warheads to start, I tried to think of any theatre I had seen before that could be considered even slightly...

Mika Johnson has been through a lot in navigating love and the gender binary. The issue was never with Johnson not knowing who they...

It’s not an easy watch, this, especially by the time CCTV footage of Christopher Alder’s death is projected into the room in the play’s...

Emma Frankland creates a work full of beautiful, dark magic in Hearty, her one-woman celebration of the weird science behind her own hormonal bio-hacking....

Here’s a headline you can trust: Fake News is a full-on failure. Osman Baig’s one-man show attempts to craft a cautionary tale about an...