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There are known knowns, there are known unknowns and there is Emma Howlett’s play, a smart feminist take on the…
‘If you’re not outraged, you’re not paying attention,” says one of the voices in this urgent verbatim show about the…
When it comes to cruel and unusual punishment, it is hard to think of anything more grizzly than that meted…
Stories will be everywhere in the coming weeks of the Edinburgh fringe. Some we will want to hear, others to…
Compton Mackenzie’s lesbian novel was published in the same year as two other canonical queer tomes that eclipsed it: Virginia…
This intrepid tale of a sailing team atop the high seas spumes with good intentions. It is an against-the-odds story…
Who needs Esperanto when you could be speaking Munchkin? In Daniel Bye’s adaptation of the L Frank Baum tale, the…
An Australian playwright’s debut work receiving international transfers to great acclaim and extended runs is extremely rare; that it’s happened…
There are myriad reasons why this parochial production will never travel outside the city walls of York, not least of…
It looks like there may be trouble ahead in the first tripping moments of this silver screen musical adaptation. Several…