
Once in Royal David’s City is both about the overwhelming effect of the death of one’s parents and an invocation to the audience to go beyond what is fed to them and to be mindful of the economic and politic structures that underpin our culture.

It reels you in with its bitchy, scathing dialogue, then lays the serious issues out before you. Laughs give way to lumps in the throat.

She Would Walk the Sky is visually engaging, graceful and frenetic theatre that blends the best of circus, music and prose.

A mammoth undertaking, Underground finds director Jeremy Neideck and collaborators building an entire venue (in the style of a Korean speak-easy bar, no less) to tell a fantastical story of love, loss, discovery.

A great little venue which promises to be the permanent home of all things musical and cabaret got off to a cracking start with an incredibly high-energy take of the classic musical.

Those who know of and love Beckett’s body of work will relish this 21st century incarnation of one of his radio plays.