Fest Magazine

Canadian playwright Judith Thompson has a real gem on her hands here. This play showcases three monologues all dealing with the Iraq war; bringing us the hor... Read more »

As one of the ancient pillars of entertainment, one has certain expectations of a circus. Luckily, Moscow State Circus ticks all the boxes. Acrobats: check. ... Read more »

The show’s almost over when Jamie Kilstein tells us why liberals spend less time proselytising than their conservative counterparts – “it&r... Read more »

Downstairs, in the Freemason's Hall on George Street, lies a reconstructed segment of Boeing 747. There are, one suspects, odder artefacts in the basements o... Read more »

For years, Greg Behrendt was the only non-female, straight member of the writing team behind Sex and The City. Hired to bring a veneer of testosterone to a s... Read more »

A sugar rush of excitement sweeps the room; there’s a gleaming pick-up truck centre-stage, and the last of 12 desperate contestants left touching it wi... Read more »