Reviews

More than 100 people played the role of jurors at a murder trial re-enactment - but what was the outcome?

With a sneaky tear and without watching the film, the timeless story of love, courage and redemption swept me off my feet as a hopeless romantic.

With big songs and bigger laughs this is a show that is fun for the whole family.

It was the best of times, it was the best of times - and audiences watching Bleak Expectations last week certainly agreed.

Gay, vibrant and filled with heart and humour in equal measure Here You Come Again radiates joy.

A band that has been rocking through stages and fans’ lives since 1999 has sung together with thousands of people in one voice last night (July 8).

Based on the 1982 film starring Richard Gere, An Officer and a Gentleman the musical is on tour.

The indominable Miss Shepherd pulls into the Robin Hood Theatre this week with the true-life story of The Lady In The Van.

Thousands of people filled the city centre for a day full of music and joy this bank holiday weekend.

How do you bring a board game to life on the stage? Marta Tavares went along to investigate and to hunt for a killer…

Romantic outlaws or ruthless criminals? Bonnie and Clyde are the stars of the show in this killer musical.

The clue is in the title, but 2:22 A Ghost Story really isn’t for the faint-hearted.

If there was one word to describe this show it would be beautiful — beautiful in every sense of the word.

Super sleuth Sherlock Holmes is on the case in the latest production at Robin Hood Theatre – and I deduce that it’s a cracker.

As a journalist sadly old enough to remember the original series, Drop The Dead Donkey: The Reawakening is a real joy to watch.

An intimate play about three young women who become the heroes of their own story as they face the world and its society raw and with eyes open.

An inspiring and jaw-dropping show I feel lucky to have experienced, Life of Pi is an astonishing tale of courage and survival.

This is a new era of Paloma Faith, unapologetic, empowered, and as entertaining as ever.

Some jumped in their seats, others laughed, and I was waiting for the murder mystery to start, but it seems that it was left at the lodge.

An evening of absurdist domesticity is explored in The Children, which is as humorous as it is sobering.