✭✭✭ Charlotte Johnson’s dad may soon be the former Prime Minister but this show is not about him. The title of the show, and the fact that it’s produced by Nadine Dorries Productions may suggest that Boris is going to loom large, but outside of the story of when she met him aged 14 and […]
Andy Moseley
Review: This Is Paradise
✭✭✭✭ Set against the backdrop of the signing of the Good Friday Agreement and the uncertainty of whether it could finally bring peace to Northern Ireland, This is Paradise is a monologue that can be seen as a metaphor for the country it is set in rather than just a tale of a troubled past […]
Review: Psychodrama
✭✭✭✭✭ A maverick theatre director has been murdered while working on a stage version of Hitchcock’s Psycho. The police are investigating and through their investigation, the story of the production, the director and the suspects, particularly the leading lady will emerge. Along the way, there will be light comedy, dark comedy, and brutal insights into […]
Review: NewsRevue
✭✭✭✭ Following the BBC’s decision to cancel Mock the Week, this show provides refreshing proof that political satire is alive and well. Opening with Boris Johnson, Dominic Raab, Priti Patel and Nadine Dorries performing a medley of songs from The Greatest Showman – with reworked lyrics becoming a homage to the man who possibly believed […]
Festival in rude health as the show goes on
Lucy Porter returns this year (pic: Terry Murden) Talk of a less vibrant Edinburgh Festival this year is overdone, says arts correspondent ANDY MOSELEY Anyone taking a walk through Edinburgh can the see the unmistakeable signs of something familiar coming our way. The pop-up bars, box offices and promotional hoardings wrapped around railings and lamp-posts […]