Category: Theatre

The success of a species can be determined by its adaptability, and with a background in science – though in physics rather than biology – magician Kevin Quantum

It was in late January 1959 that ten experienced and well-equipped hikers led by twenty-three year old Igor Dyatlov set out for the Ural Mountains on a trek

Possessed of one hundred and sixty rooms including thirteen bathrooms, six kitchens, dozens of stairways and thousands of doors and windows, whether the mansion at 525 South Winchester

The soothing sound of lapping waves, of the ocean and the occasional cry of a seabird, are interrupted harshly; the cries of men, the cracking of timber, the

Founded in 1844 in an area of little water and fewer prospects by Robert Birnam, the fortune of Birnam Mines was a gold nugget large enough to choke

A manic clown beckons the audience into the hall, ostensibly inviting them to play a game but then revealing that the game is life and they are already

A planet of scant resources, little more than a floating hunk of rock in space, it is host to two new arrivals, the Baron and the Junk Dealer,

With growing impatience two people wait for a future which has yet to arrive, one which is promised to be better than the past but which will likely

The airport departure lounge: the modern nightmare designed to achieve the maximum frustration for the traveller, conceived to enhance the inconvenience experienced by those whom it was supposedly

“You want weapons? We’re in a library. Books are the best weapon in the world.” Thus spoke a travelling Doctor while trapped in the Torchwood Estate in 1879,