Peaceophobia – Review
Theatre has often been seen as a medium for groups to find an alternative voice than the mainstream. In Peaceophobia we get exactly that. British. Pakistani. Ma...
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The Strange Tale of Charlie Chaplin and Stan Laurel – Review
The world of the silent film star seems to be a bygone era. I cannot recall the last time terrestrial television broadcasted something from that long gone forgo...
Nina at the NIA – Review
The Manchester music scene is renowned the world over. There are gigs that still remain important in the fabrics of time. People still talk of the importance of...
What Happened to Agnes – Review
I’ve met Nishla Smith before. More coincidentally it is in the exact place that I’ve encountered her majestic voice doing the same festival. Smith is back, once...
Oreo – Review
Tania Camara doesn’t utter a single word. Not one. Instead for the whole hour of the production of Oreo, she gives a tour de force of a performance in captivati...