‘The Road To Huntsville’ Review
Ryan O'Shea reviews 'The Road to Huntsville'
The Assembly Rooms Theatre
‘Intense and unsettling’- Review of Suffragette Theatre Company’s ‘Five Kinds of Silence’
As the first show in the new Assembly Rooms Theatre, I had high expectations for Suffragette Theatre Company’s ‘Five Kinds of Silence’. A play described by the director Aaron Rozanski…
DDF: Assembly Rooms (Review)
Mary Bradshaw reviews 'Assembly Rooms' Night at DDF.
Review: Inferno
Hannah Anson enjoys Wrong Tree Theatre's 'Inferno'.
DDF: The Adventures of Slick Tuffman
Mike Bedigan keeps the comedy away from the political in DDF's 'The Adventures of Slick Tuffman: A Noir Comedy'
Director’s Note: Inferno
Wrong Tree Theatre brings devised theatre to the DST, with 'Inferno' providing a dark message for its audience.
Review: Julius Caesar
Max Lindon’s ’Julius Caesar’ gives a powerful performance in its contemporary spin on the Shakespearean tragedy.
Director’s Note: Julius Caesar
Max Lindon brings his interpretation of Shakespeare’s ’Julius Caesar’ to the theatre, but leaves it to the audience to decide what they want to take from his play.
Review: Lela & Co
'Lela & Co' provides a narrative which is hard to take your attention away from and a message which the audience will think about outside of the theatre for a…
Review: Above the Mealy-Mouthed Sea
Jemima Foxtrot's 'Above the Mealy-Mouthed Sea' delivers with its performance of suppressed childhood memories which eventually must be confronted.