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It’s a sad thing that the magic of some classics from literature can sometimes get lost in all the pomp ...

The ‘Malory Towers’ books by Enid Blyton have served generations of young readers with escapism, putting the girls of Malory ...

A stalwart of the Weekend of Weird sub-Fringe season at The SpiegelGardens, Cabaret Impedimentia packs an enjoyably disruptive punch. The ...

This powerful telling of America’s history from South Africa’s fix+foxy turns the perspective of the Western on its head. It’s ...

How? How is it possible for a cast of four (plus two incredible backstage dressers) to put on the epic ...

Where Alice In Wonderland meets the Moomin trolls – but in Norway – that’s where ‘Nocturne Musical’ exists. When 12 ...

Anand Shankar steps onto the stage with a captain’s hat on, the show’s called ‘All Aboard’, and that’s all we ...

There’s something immediately trustworthy and open about Nick Elleray. Which is refreshing in these times of duplicity and uncertainty. After ...

If you told me that there was a show where a Middle English tale met the KitKat Club by way ...

Centre stage from the off is the city of Blackpool in this colourful, multi-faceted spectacular. Embraced is the city’s history, ...