REVIEW: BUS STOP
YOU’RE probably not too bothered about the lives of a group of people holed up in a roadside diner in a small town west of Kansas City sometime in the 1950s.
REVIEW: WHAT THE BUTLER SAW
JOE Orton’s What The Butler Saw first appeared in December 1967 when plays were still censored by the Lord Chamberlain. (1 comment)
REVIEW: SILENCE
WHAT do a psychotic king, a gender-confused Cumbrian lord, an agrophobic priest, a vomiting daughter of a saint, an ever-patient lady-in-waiting and a warrior-cum-philosopher have in common?
REVIEW: NORTHANGER ABBEY
THEATREGOERS to Keswick this summer will be treated to the quintessentially English works of Jane Austen – but with a good dash of gothic horror thrown in!
REVIEW: SHINING CITY
MOST cultures throughout all ages have told ghost stories but none do it quite so well as the Irish.
