Splinters Theatre Group’s Everybody’s Talking About Jamie – 9 September 2025, Montgomery Theatre Review by Claire Taranaski. Everybody’s Talking About Jamie is a fabulously fun musical that brings to life and celebrates Jamie and the journey of everyone about them, whilst bringing the art of drag to a new generation. Continue Reading
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Interview – Corporeal Imago
Interview – Corporeal Imago We are delighted to have had the opportunity to interview real life couple and co-directors of Corporeal Imago Gabrielle and Jeremiah, who are currently performing their contemporary ariel dance show Imago at the Edinburgh Fringe until Sunday 24 August. Q. Tell us more about yourselves and Continue Reading
Interview – Max Fulham
Interview – Max Fulham We are delighted to have had the opportunity to interview comedian and ventriloquist Max Fulham who is making his Edinburgh Fringe debut with his show Full Of Ham on until 20 August. Q. Tell us about yourself and your show Full Of Ham? A. I am Continue Reading
Interview – Eli Matthewson
Interview – Eli Matthewson We are delighted to have had the opportunity to interview New Zealand comedian Eli Matthewson ahead of bringing their show Night Terror to the Edinburgh Fringe next month. Q. Tell us about yourself and your show “Night Terror”? A. I’m a comedian from New Zealand with Continue Reading
Butter Side Up Theatre Company’s The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals – 18 July 2025, The Foundry
Butter Side Up Theatre Company’s The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals – 18 July 2025, The Foundry Review by Claire Taranaski. Butter Side Up over the last few years have chosen great alternative musicals, that I think any other company in Sheffield might struggle to perform, and are just getting Continue Reading
Wales Community Theatre Players’ Shrek The Musical – 17 July 2025, Montgomery Theatre
Wales Community Theatre Players’ Shrek The Musical – 17 July 2025, Montgomery Theatre Review by Jacob Bush. Shrek the Musical is the perfect musical for the start of the summer holidays, suitable for all ages whether they’ve seen the film before or not. Wales Community Theatre Players do an admirable Continue Reading