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Details: 05 August 2011

Reg Cribb’s writing, particularly his writing of the character of Daniel Gartrell, was fantastic in some parts, but flagrantly broke the ‘show, don’t tell’ rule in others.

Details: 04 August 2011

One of the best dance shows in years, Cuba’s Ballet Revolucion is a high-energy, wide-ranging and joyful display of both movement and music.

Details: 04 August 2011

A Solitary Choice is a well crafted piece of theatre that lobs some difficult questions onto the playing field of life.

Details: 04 August 2011

Thrashing Without Looking is an exciting, intelligent, and well-constructed experiment in live cinema.

Details: 04 August 2011

McGuinness' writing is both swift and eloquent and it is particularly powerful to see an accomplished set of actors explore the full gamut of motives that drive men to war.

Details: 04 August 2011

When the emotional denouement came towards the end of the Griffin Theatre Company’s production of And No More Shall We Part, it was gut-wrenching.

Details: 04 August 2011

The band was fabulous and they all enjoyed the gig so much it was a pleasure to watch them work the room. They could hardly keep the smiles off their faces. Lovely stuff!

Details: 01 August 2011

Samuel Beckett's Godot has been generously crafted and remains for all ages, an obscure meandering in its psychological, philosophical and aesthetic layers; in its climax without a climax and its beginning without a beginning.

The Haunting of Daniel Gartrell | Bardic Productions

Ballet Revolucion

A Solitary Choice | Theatre Works

Thrashing Without Looking | Aphids

Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme | Hoy Polloy

And No More Shall We Part | Griffin Theatre

Le Grand Review Deux: Women Of Rock

Waiting For Godot | La Mama