Turtle Key Arts have partnered up with Slot Machine Theatre for Your Toys – an innovative family show that incorporates the children’s toys as puppets into the story. Using their unique style of puppetry, original live music and quirky humour, Your Toys takes your childs beloved friend on a gigantic...

The Way I Look is a new piece of physical theatre devised by O&O and directed by Igne Barkauskaite. Exploring the relationship between identity and appearance, this is a story for anyone who has ever felt different.  We spoke to Marina O’Shea, who co-wrote and performs in The Way I...

Jane Upton’s Bones is at the King’s Head Theatre for three performances this October.  An angst-ridden monologue told from the perspective of a teenager who has had to deal with a troubled upbringing, and is trying to cope as best he can.  Directed by Ian Robert Moule, there has been...

Making his debut at The Old Red Lion, Harrison Rose, brings us Fox, a play about a couple who are clearly not right for each other but try to make it work nonetheless.  Directed by Rupert Hands, it looks to examine love and dating in modern times. The central characters,...

Tchaikovsky is probably the best-known composer in the world. Even if people can't name the movement or symphony they'll recognize the tune; I still can't hear ‘Danse des mirlitons’ without thinking of my grandfather singing along to the Cadbury Fruit & Nut advert. Probably not what Tchaikovsky had in mind...