When it comes to art, how much should you reveal? Can you offer too much? Theatre-maker Nathaniel Hall leaves nothing in the locker in his one-man show, First Time. The autobiographical piece explores the actor and writer’s...
Read MoreDuring my pre-teen years, I shared a bedroom with my sister. Of the many trials this presented, one of the most challenging was trying to sleep while the mullet-haired, tartan-trimmed lead singer of the Bay City Rollers grinned...
Read MoreFor us long-time Kylie devotees, this show felt like a defining moment. A lap of honour at the end of a year full of reasons to celebrate – reaching the big 5-0, racking up three decades in the music business, and...
Read MoreWhat it means to be gay has been dissected and analysed every which way in theatre over the past 30-odd years. As times have changed so have the experiences portrayed in drama. Alexi Kaye Campbell’s The Pride compares the...
Read MoreWhen I was growing up, I had two career ambitions: 1) to be a pop star, and 2) to be a Blue Peter presenter. Unless they start a spin-off show called Blue Rinse Peter, it’s possible I’ve missed the boat with the...
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