Category: Review

They met at the theatre; the play is irrelevant. Michael, the doctor of quantum physics at Imperial College London and expert in lasers and buckyballs, and James, the

A sweltering basement next to a busy kitchen is not the most obvious or welcoming of Fringe venues, but Steve McLean knows his audience, the geeks, the nerds

The sound of traffic whizzing past, soft and amorphous in the distance, it becomes as soothing as the sea, the wash of the tides, the space is empty

Wes is not in a good place in life, the back seat of his car overloaded with the remnants of his last ruined relationship, falling asleep at the

It became known as “the iso signal,” driving anyone who heard it to isolate themselves from their friends and family, 85% of the population of Earth effected by

“You walk into a play – but none of the actors know their lines. The play hasn’t been written yet.” While it may sound like the review of

Agents Sam and Christian of the Bureau for Alien Defence have a problem: the body-hopping entity Pax the Consumer is on the loose, anyone in the immediate vicinity

The stage decorated with objects from his childhood to the present day, Joe is an unapologetic fanboy, with his Lord of the Rings DVD set – extended versions,

Wooden boxes filled with transparencies, a projector and a tablet standing by as David Bowie sings of a weeping sky and warns us that the Earth is really

The room bathed in Hellmouth green and host Ben Lund-Conlon dressed suitably in Watcher tweed, he is a man who put his lockdown to good use with not