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Rob Brydon – Festival Theatre

September 20, 2018 Scott Redmond

I want to start by saying I love Rob Brydon. Like, as a reviewer you have to at least try to remain impartial, but I […]
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Twelfth Night – Lyceum

September 19, 2018 Zoe Robertson

In Wils Wilson’s newest take on Twelfth Night, characters are not so much dressed but drenched in charity shop psychedelia, bringing to the stage waves […]
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Benidorm Live – Edinburgh Playhouse

September 19, 2018 Young Perspective

I must confess to having neither attended an all-inclusive holiday, nor watched the television series Benidorm, which arguably means I was not the intended audience […]
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Nests

September 18, 2018 Young Perspective

‘Nests’, written by Xana Marwick, and directed by Heather Fulton, tells the tale of a young boy, a man, and a crow. A young boy, lost and without a home, finds a man to take him in.
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Wil Greenway: Either side of everything

September 1, 2018 Leonie Verstegge

Wil Greenway once again pulls the audience into his wonderful and imaginative world with an hour of intricate and funny storytelling.
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Burnt Toast

August 18, 2017

Burnt Toast, a debut piece of absurdist theatre penned by Guy Hodgkinson, promises theatre-goers a refreshingly bizarre […]

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Why 2016 has not been the worst year ever

December 4, 2016

In his 100th and last piece for Young Perspective, Noah Brown discusses why 2016 is the not the worst year ever and what you can do about it.

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A world without objective reality

December 4, 2016

Noah Brown discusses the importance of an objective reality and why common value systems are fundamental to a strong and healthy society.

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