1+ week, 3+ day ago   (516+ words) list.co.uk The Singer theatre review: Dynamic and sparkling This gig-theatre piece follows a washed-up ‘hearie’ busker and a talented deaf artist It’s the singer, not the song. Or, indeed, it’s the signer, not the song. In undercurrent and…...

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (330+ words) The List.co.uk Through The Shortbread Tin theatre review: Neither tub thumping nor twee With an ancient hoax as its starting point, this NTS production analyses Scotland’s pros and cons Mel Gibson, Outlander, Monarch Of The Glen: who gets…...

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (256+ words) Puck Bunnies: A Heated Rivalry Drag Musical Parody comedy review – Glorious blowout The List.co.uk Puck Bunnies: A Heated Rivalry Drag Musical Parody comedy review – Glorious blowout The raunchy ice-hockey drama gets another spoof makeover Enjoy a riotous laugh…...

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (219+ words) The List.co.uk Meet Mayor Max theatre review: A not shaggy dog story Suggestions of darkness in a Californian community fail to be capitalised on In outline, Alex Robins’ documentary theatre show hits the sweet spot on the Venn…...

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (250+ words) The List.co.uk Mrs Gary Breath theatre review: Social satire A one-woman multi-character drama about the pressure to do what other people want If you can get beyond the credibility-stretching premise of Mrs Gary Breath, that a young, 21st-century…...

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (278+ words) The List.co.uk An Echo In The Void theatre review: Real versus virtual The online world traps four people in a battle against the inexorable rise of AI In an Edinburgh Fringe programme heavy on shows critiquing AI, this…...

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (136+ words) The List.co.uk Long Way Home theatre review: Smooth storytelling A monologue about an eventful life that sometimes hides its darker notes Although her lack of self-pity is admirable (she depicts herself as resilient and self-motivated), the narrative sometimes…...

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (260+ words) Campitalism: Three Gays Try To Fix The Economy theatre review – Well-intentioned The List.co.uk Campitalism: Three Gays Try To Fix The Economy theatre review – Well-intentioned A loud and busy attempt at cracking the code of monetarism in order to…...

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (237+ words) The List.co.uk Judas Exclusive theatre review: Campness in Calvary Judas Iscariot becomes a guest on a chat show in this whacky but thin sideswipe at cancel culture This alternative take on the New Testament will likely not be…...

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (239+ words) The List.co.uk Putting The Ass In Brass theatre review: Northern nostalgia Energetic and skillful backing support lifts this story of queer identity Putting The Ass In Brass is the story of writer David Molyneux pursuing his queer identity,…...