Category: Review

For some, time moves on and life changes; for others, life becomes a trap from which they are unable to escape, the world around Dylan seeming unreal, blank,

It was in April 2026 that a box containing early short film reels and wax cylinders dating to 1888 were handed to the London Metropolitan Police, triggering a

The stage filled with smoke and multilingual radio chatter of automatic sequences and pressure balancing and warnings to proceed with caution, familiar voices emerge; Kennedy announcing his dream

It’s a welcome return to the Fringe for S J Wyatt, still bipolar, still bisexual, still dyslexic, still dyspraxic and still dressed in TARDIS blue, sequins and a

What once was achieved through makeup, concealer, blusher and highlighting is now given the permanence of flesh, fillers and scraping of bone, staples, stitches and scars, subcutaneous fat

Violet and her best friend Em are restless, caught in dead end jobs with no way out, no money and no options to steal beyond petty theft of

By its very nature, the unexplained is inexplicable, Wales for some reason apparently the most likely place in the United Kingdom where one might encounter an unidentified flying

It’s been a year since Harold died and Eleanor is only now beginning to be ready to go through the boxes of his belongings, deciding what to keep

The sun rising over the city of London, everything is alive, everything in motion, people moving with purpose and direction, places to be, things to do, always trying

Oh, Lily, oh Lily you don’t feel safe, you feel like life has blown a great big hole in you; having broken up with her boyfriend, a reinvention