Tag: comedy

Children can be cruel, picking up on any flaw or deviation, any quirk that marks someone out as different, magnifying it, focusing on it to the exclusion of

She walks hesitantly, following a map which looks as though it was written by a child, yet Viola knows exactly what she is doing as she approaches Spider

She’s just an ordinary girl who lives in an ordinary if slightly run-down house with her slightly reclusive parents, Sandy just wishing for an ordinary life with an

Dear diary, life in Sherwood, Ohio has become an ongoing parade of cruelty, a socio-economic microcosm of origins humble and privileged and the inevitable destinies out of which

It looks like the end of a bumpy road for the “fifth best male stripper group in Essex,” Wet Dreams having narrowly escaped having the police called on

It was twenty years between the release of Moon Team, the 1979 science fiction action film of rogues and rebels taking on an evil empire, and its eventual

It is a promise which has existed since the beginning of time, hovering on the edge of consciousness, perceived by Agnes as a pink-hued dream floating in the

Having raided his action figure collection for two separate shows, Steve McLean’s 2024 nostalgia trip is no less personally significant to him but rather than moulded plastic collectibles

The culmination of a lifetime of selfless self-examination and three years of dedicated work, highly-regarded playwright and veteran performer Christian Dart’s semi-autobiographical tragicomedy The Worrisome Troubles of Timothy

A man is pursued, his life shattered by a misplaced Ikea catalogue in the briefcase given him by the boss he thought was a friend, leaving behind a