
Relating the true story of the illness of MacDonald’s young daughter Lola, this autobiographical work acts as a testament to family, community, science and faith.

If you’ve got someone in your life who thinks they don’t ‘get’ Shakespeare, or someone who is yet to see a live performance, then take them to this.

That William Shakespeare sure knew a thing or three about the human condition: king and country, treachery, war, futility, love, tragedy – it’s all there in full view.

This is an interesting show. The impish, pixie-like Dennis has a fine voice and an impressive vocal range.

The average life expectancy of a soprano is two and a half hours, so we learn in Death by Soprano.

The Rabble have wrenched apart this classic text and created a new work that highlights the fractured psyche of Orlando, the malleability of gender and the precarious volatility of identity.