Review: 5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche
'5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche' returns better than ever in its one-night run at the Gala Theatre.
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Review: ‘The Durham Revue Presents: The North of the Wall’
'The Durham Revue' and their friends, 'The St Andrew's Revue' and 'The Leeds Tealights' bring an evening of consistent comedy in 'North of the Wall'
Director’s Note: The IT Crowd
Director of Ooook's 'The IT Crowd', Max Lindon talks bringing the sitcom that made tradition the newest trend, to life on stage.
In conversation with: ‘5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche’
Director of the returning '5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche', Damson Young, discusses making the show bigger and better, what makes the show unique and why the show should be important…
Review: Waiting for Gandalf
UK charity Mankind brings a poignant look at the consequences of the repression of male sexual abuse in a preview of Brighton Fringe's 'Waiting for Gandalf'.
Director’s Note: The History Boys
Anna Haines discusses her production of 'The History Boys', the crucial nature of the relationships between the actors, its nostalgic value and why it really is so timeless.
Review: Buttered Toast’s ‘The Crust’
Buttered Toast brings an original night of student comedy, drama and performance in its Epiphany Term showcase: 'The Crust'
Review: All Shook Up
'All Shook Up' provides a light-hearted break in Collingwood College Woodplayers' production based around Elvis Presley and 'Twelfth Night'.
Review: I Love You Because
'I Love You Because' provides a light-hearted and fun piece of entertainment in its modern twist on 'Pride and Prejudice'.
Director’s Note: I Love You Because
Isobel Jacob discusses the quirk and charm of the 'most "musical theatre" show you ever did see' in DULOG and GDTC's 'I Love You Because'.