This year’s Scratch Shakespeare event at Theatre Royal Winchester was a menagerie of magnificent student mash ups featuring Messy Play’s...

Gecko’s latest production The Wedding closed its week-long run of shows in Southampton this Friday and it was no lacklustre finish as the...

This was an intimate affair, rugs, garish lamp shades and house plants were arranged in a semi-circular fashion that resembled many a...

Wild Bore is liberatingly and ecstatically funny. A show that greets you with a wink… a wink from the arseholes of three women: Zoë...

‘Visceral’ Digital Theatre, The Independent and even the Daily Echo, which reviewed Frantic Assembly’s production at the Nuffield Theatre...

Comedy, it’s not as easy as one supposes but with cheap gags, political satire and innuendo to spare The Biscuit Barrel’s outrageous new...

Yerma, written by Spanish dramatist Federico García Lorca in 1934 tells the tragic tale of a peasant woman whose desire for children...

Words spoken by a teary eyed man as Teatr Biuro Podróży’s haunting new production Silence came to an end at the Winchester Bus Station on...

Arthur L Wood is a fellow student of drama at The University of Winchester and a self confessed Shakespeare fab boy. His performance Bard...

Deaf Men Dancing, a cast of hearing impaired male dancers wowed the innocently fascinated audience gathered by the Winchester Law Courts...