The secret life of the footnote
How the humble footnote escaped academia to become fiction’s secret playground – part scholarship, part satire, and part sleight of hand.
Review – The Animator is a silhouette brought to life
Akimbo Theatre’s rambunctious retelling of animation pioneer Lotte Reiniger dazzles with energy, though its indulgences test patience.
Review – Every Brilliant Thing, including this show
A masterclass in audience warmth, Lenny Henry balances melancholy and hilarity in Duncan Macmillan’s interactive play on life’s joys.
Review – The Daughter of Time is a slow-burner
Despite staging flaws and an inert script, this historical whodunnit finds its footing thanks to committed performances and period charm.
Review – The Unkillable Mike Malloy (and those who tried)
jazzy, noir-tinged caper about real-life legend Mike Malloy, whose miraculous survival thwarts an increasingly desperate murder plot.