Review – Night Train, a magical mystery tour
This inventive, whimsical play follows Maia on an infinite train of souls, blending absurd comedy, physical theatre, and light philosophical musings.
Review – East Is South, where fear, faith and AI collide
Beau Willimon’s ambitious thriller probes AI’s claim to godhood, but its philosophical depth risks overshadowing the human drama.
Review – Animal Farm, a barn-storming take on brutal fable
A brutal, visually striking Animal Farm reimagining trades green pastures for factory farming, exposing the grim descent from revolution to oppression.
Review – Rosie’s Brain: A musical mind suffers a spillage
In Rosie’s Brain, Evelyn Rose blends song and self-reflection, turning the chaos of anxiety and OCD into a charming, relatable performance.
Review – Rob Auton’s shamanic optimism brings warmth to winter nights
A whimsical, poetic journey through life’s oddities, Rob Auton’s show mixes offbeat humour with moments of deep sincerity and boundless curiosity.