The comic timing is not perhaps as slick and speedy as, for instance, Mischief Theatre’s Goes Wrong series but the point is more than sufficiently made here t ...

Phoebe (Eleanor May Blackburn) likes a list, to the point where there are lists about making lists, and another list about ...

There was a whiff of nostalgia in this family show when an overhead projector (I had a quick look after the show – you can ...

Well, they did their best, I suppose. Ann-McClain Bridges kicked off proceedings with an apology – quite a few Americans have ...

Some comedy shows can be aggressive and confrontational: not this one, where Clare Noy is almost at pains to say she didn’t want to pursue a particular course ...

There’s a knowing smile on Laura Benanti’s face as she looks out at the audience, some of whom were familiar with her stage ...

Readers who have seen The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time on stage will recall that a dog is brought on a ...

Once upon a time it was a faux pas to wear socks with shorts (except, of course, for those participating in a sporting ...

It’s not, to the credit of this production, immediately obvious where the unnamed characters are in this lively show, which ...

This one-act play is bookended by a barrage of figures and statistics. I’m still not sure what this really achieves, as it ...

I needed a play like this one at a point in my Fringe schedule where the two previous plays I had seen that day were both ...

To get a handle on Handel, go to the Handel Hendrix House, 25 Brook Street, London W1K 4HB. Here you will find a wonderful ...