by Chris Abbott | Sep 20, 2021
Magic has enjoyed something of a welcome rebirth over the last few years, particularly at the Edinburgh Fringe. It was good, therefore, to see some magicians among the performers at the London Wonderground, and Kevin Quantum’s Eyes Open Eyes Shut kept an audience of... 
by Susan Elkin | Sep 18, 2021
James Simmons (Philip), Lianne Harvey (Ginny), Rachel Fielding (Sheila) and Christopher Bonwell (Greg). Photo: Steve Gregson No Sardines reader needs me to remind him or her that Alan Ayckbourn’s 1965 hit is a terrific comedy. It’s immaculately constructed and with a... 
by Susan Elkin | Sep 18, 2021
This is a piece for 5-11 year olds with a loaded agenda. Its aim is to introduce children to the concept of habitat destruction and its relationship with big business and to suggest some things we could all do to help arrest it. It is, however, packaged with a lot of... 
by Susan Elkin | Sep 15, 2021
As a play about a play with underlying tensions Paula Vogel’s play reminds me very much of Our Country’s Good although the issues are completely different. Originally planned for the spring of last year this production is the European debut of a play which has already...
