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Awkward Productions present this critically-acclaimed, darkly comic production about love, acceptance and boundaries. One-night stands are awkward. One-night stands with animals are more awkward.

It’s rather brave really, for Creation Theatre to stage their latest offering in the Covered Market, where there is a large hanging timepiece visible to audience members to whom you don’t

Whenever a new Quentin Tarantino film is upon us, there’s a certain amount of anticipation in the build-up, with all of his films unmistakably ‘Tarantino-esque’. Having spent

From the writers of the original television series Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister – following the political tests of the Right Honourable Jim Hacker – comes the equally sharply

A hilarious and heartbreaking portrait of love, loss, sexual identity and the deep longing for family approval that drives us all forward, and drives us all crazy. The Turbine Theatre is Paul

Co-founded in 2000 by ex-Royal Ballet dancers Michael Nunn and William Trevitt, BalletBoyz made their Edinburgh Fringe debut last month with double bill Them / Us, which stops by Reading in September.

“This project is a wonderful opportunity to pay respect to my father and his achievements. As an individual, I’m focused on my own work and developing as an artist myself –

In August, The Rembrandts – the duo of multi-instrumentalists and songwriters that penned the theme to global hit TV show Friends – released their first album since 2001’s Lost