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Julia Brookes reviews... I had no idea what to expect upon arriving at Banham Theatre last week for Look Sharp Theatre’s latest...

Madeleine Rousell reviews... If, like me, you grew up obsessed with Gossip Girl and New York, Coco Mellors’ debut novel is perfect for...

Kate Moxon talks the rise of character comedy... Throughout the Edinburgh Fringe and beyond, character comedy has thrived however,...

Callie O'Brien reviews... Image: Johnny Byron (Tom Grice) stood, surrounded by partygoers outside his trailer, tells tale of his...

Prem Dosanjh shares his thoughts on Faye Webster’s latest gig in Leeds. Self-described as being “far away” from her home of Atlanta, Faye...

Callie O'Brien reviews... When I walked into the packed-out Banham Theatre the other Tuesday Night, I sat down expecting to be washed...

“I see myself as a maker. I’m somebody who creates things.” This is how PJ Harvey describes herself to poet Ian Dunhig and the audience...

Horny, Bisexual, Romcom: A Review of Olga Koch’s ‘Just Friends’ Olga, a Russian-born London-based comic, brought her sell out Edinburgh...

Julia Brookes reviews... Upon entering Stage One’s intimate Banham Theatre to see Open Theatre’s production of ‘Solomon and Atlanta’ I...

Julia Brookes reviews... When I sat down to watch “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” after seeing it clean up at most of the...

A celebration of Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s creative genius and a look into what makes her series ‘Fleabag’ stand in a league of its own...

Kate Moxon shares her thoughts of Helen Bauer's Madam Good Tit... On her first solo tour of the UK, Helen Bauer performed a deeply...

Care for a time-bending romance with a hint of psychological thriller to give you the cosy autumnal cry you so desperately crave? I...

Lippy visits the SASHA Reclaim Exhibition... On Friday 30th September, the Students Against Sexual Harassment and Assault Society (SASHA)...

Callie O'Brien chats to the writer of Solomon and Atlanta Open Theatre’s first show of the year, Solomon and Atlanta, explores how our...

Julia Brookes questions the buzz surrounding the British comedy - drama... Before we start, I know. I’m behind the times. I always am...

Samantha Cook reviews for Lippy... A story revolving the intense highs and lows of young adulthood, ‘Asides from the Elbow’ (performed in...

Samantha Cook reviews for Lippy... Glitter. Evil laughter related insecurities. Cheese. Evil laughter workshops. Puns galore. What did...

TW- mentions of suicide & sexual violence A small audience bumbling in their seats. A ceiling brimming with production team nerves. Two...

Warning: Spoilers! I walked into the Pyramid stage, being a horror fanatic, already in love. A pitch-black room. Red haze. Two dusky...