Entering into a cave of darkness, with black fabric walls and stage curtains to match, you would be forgiven for expecting a sombre occasion, but when Henry Rollins takes to the stage in a t-shirt and jeans coloured to match his surroundings, you are immediately aware of the vulnerability of this lone performer.

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For the price of entry to this unconventional cabaret, you might expect something a bit more polished…but just because it doesn’t glitter, doesn’t mean it isn’t gold.
Anything with political intentions has the capacity to be embarrassingly earnest (especially to the British – we prefer irony), but despite the fact that some of the comedy is [...]

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Nathan Caton is a pleasant surprise. Starting with messages from his family and friends on his answer phone, he invites us into his world before he even enters the room.

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As someone with chronic fatigue, it’s difficult to write objectively about this play. It had delicacy and gentle humour, at times making me smile and at times breaking me and my heart.

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