Letters To Windsor House – Review
Taking your seat to the latest offering from Sh!t Theatre, Letters from Windsor House, immediately prepares you for what is about to transpire. Main players, Lo...
Author: The Editor
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall – Review
There was a moment during the evening performance of Anne Bronte’s classic ‘The Tenant of Wildfell Hall’ at Bolton’s Octagon Theatre that the facade was finally...
The People Are Singing – A Professional Review
Why does the barbarism of war inspire so many to seek comfort in song? Writer Lizzie Nunnery explores this in her tale of the ravages of war, seen through the e...
The People Are Singing – Review
Why does the barbarism of war inspire so many to seek comfort in song? This is the central thread that writer Lizzie Nunnery uses to weave her tale of the ravag...
The Seven Sweet Virtues Of Drama Criticism
This is a riposte to the earlier guide of theatre criticism – The Seven Deadly Sins – which it seems is just about breaking every rule we were told ...