‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf’ was charged. Humiliate the host or hump the hostess? ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf’ provided both in…
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‘The House of Mirrors and Hearts’ was poignant. It was a evening of firsts on Thursday night for newly formed theatre company,…
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‘In Bloom’ was alternative. Art, sex, and nature were the driving concepts of Underground Production’s most recent and notably alternative production, ‘In…
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‘Done to Death’ was eccentric. Friendships were forged, martinis drunk and murders committed at Sunnybank Theatre Company’s latest comedic mystery, ‘Done to…
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‘Child’s Play’ and ‘Obliteration’ were eye-opening. We live in a world steadily more ruled by technology, where smartphones contain our lives and…
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‘The Wishing Well’ was dynamic. Imagine being trapped in a room with your ex-best friend, lover, enemy, the bossiest of people and…
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‘Frankenstein and I’ was spellbinding. The Norman Price Theatre was bathed in purple light as audiences made their way to their seats.…
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Tinsel, balloons, silver thigh-high boots and golden boobs all featured at PASTEL Magazine’s fifth issue Pasplanetary Launch last Thursday night. The event,…