A clever but silly murder mystery focussed around an out of fashion TV medium, cleverly written, with thrilling twists and some big belly laughs.

Paul Herzberg’s The Moth, is an ambitious and thought-provoking exploration of hatred, trauma and the possibility of ...

How would you behave in a world where you could trust no-one, and your every move, word, and even thought was monitored?

Big Love plays at Lion and Unicorn Theatre until Saturday 7 November.

A delightfully auditory operatic adventure at the seaside for a preschool audience. Two further actors arrive to perform the narrative, which tells of a child called Pip (Susie Buckle) who, when at ...

Apostasy feels like two shows welded together; except one is a Ferrari and one is a Skoda. You don’t hear about ‘cut and shut’ fraud much nowadays. If you don’t know, it’s where the undamaged front ...

Dare has completed its run at Barons Court Theatre as part of this year’s GrinFest ...

An intricately woven debut piece: highly entertaining, but grounded in terrifying truths connected by almost invisible ...

An absurdist exploration into the inconsistencies of time, featuring poignant themes but not quite managing to unpack them ...