Review: Death as a Salesman
'Death as a Salesman' offers an original and 'impeccably written' insight on mortality as part of DFoA's Black Box Series.
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Review: A Night at the Tony’s
'A Night at the Tony's' offered a fun night of improvised music, Broadway classics and lesser-known pieces in TDTC's one-off spectacular.
Review: The IT Crowd
In its theatrical debut, The IT Crowd offers a charming replica of the original, which will hopefully give the newer fans a glimpse into the iconic humour of the TV…
Review: 5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche
'5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche' returns better than ever in its one-night run at the Gala Theatre.
Review: The History Boys
CTC's 'The History Boys' gracefully treads the line between comedy and poignancy as it addresses homosexuality, feminism and the nature of education.
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'.
Review: Yen
Fourth Wall Theatre's 'Yen' provides a harrowing look at brotherhood, poverty and hardship.
Dream Wife – ALBUM REVIEW
Dream Wife. Brighton punk rock band Dream Wife have just recently realised their anticipated self-titled debut album on the record label Lucky Number. I’ve been a fan of this boisterous…
Review: The Comedy of Errors
Foot of the Hill Theatre Company does 'The Comedy of Errors' justice in its portrayal of bawdy jokes, mistaken identity and hyperbolic love.