
Who could possibly save the failing Golden Apple Ballroom Dancing Studio and its fearless femme leader Helen from ruin?

Candy Royalle is a dreadlocked, rapping, crooning poet with a remarkable gift for stringing words together and giving them a dark, twisted edge.

The poster of Dark Summer is deceptive. It promises sex and heat, mystery and illusion yet what is delivered is not quite what anybody is expecting.

Based on the late nineteenth century play of the same title by Frank Wendelkind, Spring Awakening is more popularly known today as an off-Broadway rock musical

Smoke fills the boards but Fraser’s dark locks and long slim frame summon attention. The faithful – mainly adolescent females – whoop with joy when she bellows out the first words.

As we shuffle and scatter into our pre-ordained seats, animals on stage stare at us. Beady glass eyes stare unblinkingly, watching us, as we watch them.

Are the Big Brother housemates the house pets of an entire nation? Is the life of a house pet, one big reality TV show?