Theatre
Loosely based around Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, this production set in a pub, introduces four stories in t
Solicitor General: Were you on duty at the time this accident happened?
“We sometimes encounter people, even perfect strangers, who begin to interest us at first sight, someho
Combining singing, dancing, cowboy boots and hats, and a 13-strong cast, this is an unusual exploration of
Written by sixth form student Sam Dury and directed and produced by this young cast, the team bring a lot o
Life explores the world of an artist’s model, Estelle, who has come to this latest class with an e
Living between two cultures is not easy.
“Make sure you pay him a visit … ask after what we are owed”. It’s his mother's deathbed wish, which Juan d
‘What use is paper? To speak, to imagine, to remember .. we write our dreams on it.
A devasting reflection of the impact that living in North Korea can have on its citizens, particularly wome
An atmospheric, heart-felt exploration of the impact of the war in Vietnam on the American psyche, particul
Two red nosed clowns are in quixotic mood, just as the famous knight-errant sought to bring order to a tumu
Set just after WWI, this explores the story of what it means to be stuck in a time and feeling that war has
Part of the Korean Season at Assembly, this play is in English, a translation from the original Korean, bea
This world premiere of Songs of the Bulbul celebrates the revolutionary Indian Sufi Kathak, a Danc
Shakespeare for Breakfast has been a Fringe staple for many years (this is its 33rd Fringe): a lit
“We don't need to have a plan, let's run away until we fall out of love” – Dance with U by Staring
Played to a packed house, Ari: The Spirt of Korea, is a spectacular piece of theatre.
Some people say the beginning is the hardest bit. But I loved the beginning.
A roller-coaster ride – on every level – as Jordan Tweddle took us through such an emotionally charged hour