Review: The Knight Who Smells of Sunflowers by SUSU Theatre Group
An original piece from Theatre Group, ‘The Knight Who Smells of Sunflowers’ is not quite as funny or clever as it thinks it is.
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Preview: The Knight Who Smells of Sunflowers by Theatre Group
Theatre Group’s Freshers’ Play opens on Wednesday, and will see twenty newcomers tell the story of a GCSE Drama performance going totally off the rails.
Review: Cardinal Burns’ Performance at The Nuffield (09/11/2014)
New writer Rachel Winter reviews the ‘infectiously absurd’ performance by comedy duo Cardinal Burns at The Nuffield.
Review: NT Live Frankenstein Encore
Explosive, Emotive and Engaging, Danny Boyle’s stage adaptation of the legendary tale of Frankenstein and his creature, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller is a ‘blink and you’ll miss it’ opportunity that is truly spectacular.
Preview: Jeeves and Wooster at The Mayflower Theatre (18/11/2014 – 23/11/2014)
Olivier Award winning Jeeves and Wooster in Perfect Nonsense comes to the Mayflower Theatre in Southampton on 18th November for five nights of bonkers comedy.
Review: POSH by Theatre Group (29/10/2014)
Captivating, disturbing and yet riotously funny, POSH is a play that has the audience fluctuating between uproarious laughter and stunned silence, says Naomi Lucking.
Review: Katherine Ryan Glam Role Model at the Nuffield Theatre (26/10/14)
Katherine Ryan in Glam Role Model takes on the big topics such as celebrity obsession, the idealisation of decorations, abortion and even Oscar Pistorius.
Preview: POSH by Theatre Group
SUSU Theatre Group brings POSH to the Annex Theatre for a limited time only.
Review: ENB’s Coppélia at the Mayflower Theatre (15/10/2014)
The English National Ballet’s performance of Coppélia is the most light-hearted of romps and suitable for all the family.
Review: Othello at the Nuffield Theatre (14/10/2014)
Frantic Assembly turn Shakespeare’s Othello on its head in a passionate reworking of the classic.
Review: The James Plays at the National Theatre, London (11/10/2014)
Topical despite their medieval protagonists Rona Munroe’s trilogy of plays exploring the stories of three Scottish monarchs stand strongly alone but are less cohesive as a unit.
Review: 1984 at The Nuffield Theatre (07/10/14)
1984 has been adapted into a play, and as it comes to the Nuffield Theatre in Southampton, Culture Editor Natalie reviews.
Review: Grupo Corpo at Mayflower Theatre (07/10/2014)
Grupo Corpo at the Mayflower Theatre demonstrates a beautiful balance between ballet and Brazilian dance.
Review: Still Life: A Double Bill at The XWWX Gallery (03/10/14)
Broken Arrow prove, again, that they have the drive and talent to experiment with various platforms of theatre.