A Secretary of State for Health and Social Care makes a racist comment to her attending doctor when her child is rushed into hospital; a prominent travel writer is held responsible for a suicide after a scathing review; an employee …
Echoes of school? Of P&F meetings where a quick scan of the agenda sees the acronym STEM leap at you and you know, you just know, that the Arts are going to get screwed. Not here. EAR TO THE EDGE …
EAR TO THE EDGE OF TIME by Alana Valentine is inspired by true events. A young radio astronomer who makes a universe-shifting discovery, only for her work to be claimed by her older, male, supervisor. As she wrestles with her …
So desperate was I to see IRONBOUND that I wheedled and cajoled An Assorted Few to let me attend a preview on the one night I have off this week. Letting reviewers into a preview is a huge leap of …
THE SOUND OF WAITING is emotionally affecting while also being effective storytelling. It is spectacularly well conceived technically. It is created with care and it has two extraordinary performances at its heart, which it wears on its sleeve, but it’s …
The randomness of life…matters of chance…that we are all living in a kind of fog….that we need to live in the moment.. to deal with the lousy stuff that life deals us as best we can, and make the very …
RIDE & FOURPLAY is a two play presentation of a couple of early works by Jane Bodie, a dynamic double feature directed by Anthony Skuse.
A little like Terrence McNally’s Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune…
