Reviews

Cornish folk tales delivered by surly comic creation Daniel Drench proves to be an uneasy mix Read more »

An arresting and relevant piece on the rise of Misogynoir and the experiences of young black women Read more »

Impressive one-hander that unearths a family secret that blurs the lines between reality, memory and much more Read more »

Brash, loud and brutal, David Ireland’s explosive three-hander is a well-drawn character piece full of supremely tasteless laughs Read more »

Arthur Meek's collaboration with Magnetic North reimagines a classic Victorian novel about a fictitious land where women rule, but doesn't quite deliver Read more »

Le Gateau Chocolat’s soulful cabaret proves that one slice is just not enough Read more »