The voiceover at the start of the show speaks volumes. “How old were you when you stopped playing?” The reference is to imaginative and unstructured play, to make believe, if you will. Young children, ...

You have built a reputation as a bad boy, even though the moniker is untrue, but try as you do, you can’t break the tag until ...

What a grand way to reintroduce the magnificent, newly renovated Ian Potter State Theatre to those who appreciate theatrical ...

Locked up, with no place to go. After all, you are in a jail, with ocean all around (think Alcatraz). And yet a horrible ...

Balletic excellence and stunning beauty characterise The Stuttgart Ballet’s adaptation of the classic fairytale popularised ...

It is so silly, so over the top and so funny. If slapstick and physical humour are your bent, this has it in spades. Nineteen ...

Bullying, teenage angst, toxic relationships and murder hardly seem material conducive to a cult following, but if you think that, you don’t know Heathers. First came the original 1988 film starring ...

Her life story has hardly been straightforward but, dare I say, that is what makes it compelling. I speak of Iranian ...

What do you call a loving relationship that can’t readily be categorised? Rhomboid, according to the central character in Eric Jiang’s humorous and poignant play of that name. A dictionary definition ...

The Man in the Hat sounds like something from the pen of Dr Seuss. Rather this is a quirky and offbeat Tati-esque comedy about an unnamed man (played by Irish actor Ciaran Hinds) driving through the ...

Such a special sound at an unforgettable concert that is well worth travelling far and wide to see and hear. Mellifluous ...

The distinctive rasp and soul are there in abundance, as is the rhythm. In fact, syncopation is very much in her wheelhouse.