Reviews

For first-time producer/director Craig Wilkins, Genius: The Gospel, Soul and Rock’n’Roll of Br. Ray is a damn good effort.

Mantswe is the South African Sotho word for ‘voices’, and that is exactly what you get in this hour-long foot-tapping

If you take a date to Ghost Boy with Golden Virtues, I promise you will be naked together by the

I don’t want to call favourites on the opening weekend of the Fringe, but The Hamlet Apocalypse proves that the

The latest offering from Griffin Independent, References to Salvador Dali Make Me Hot, is a fantastical and surreal piece of

Telia Nevile continues to bring something unusual, intimate and unexpectedly delightful to the Fringe. This year she is working solo,

A Black Joy is very funny, very dark and may be ‘the gayest* thing’ Declan Greene has ever written. As

In Welcome to the Jungle, Bron Batten’s irresistible petting zoo of lovesick critters could convert the most devoted carnivores to

Independent company Hoy Polloy continue to produce scripts that funded companies bypass and seek new, challenging writing by local playwrights.