All your favourite characters, a special appearance from the fire-breathing dragon and a generous helping of Hogwart’s magic.
Billed as “the unauthorised Harry experience,” Englishmen Daniel Clarkson and Jefferson Turner’s romp premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2006 and has since gone on to be an international hit.
This fast and funny show features all your favourite characters, a special appearance from the fire-breathing dragon, endless costumes, brilliant songs, ridiculous props and a generous helping of Hogwart’s magic.
Mary Rachel Brown's new play asks painful questions around romance and addiction: how do we find the strength to be loved?
Vic, Zaza and Chris have a plan to take over the world. The first step is to find a non-threatening, non-thinking white guy to use as a political puppet.
A new month-long contemporary dance festival, March Dance presents over 50 dance events in 31 days.
A battlefield of suspicion, spies and subterfuge, Mary Stuart tells the story of one of history’s great rivalries.
The Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society turn its attention to the J.M. Barrie classic Peter Pan. Hold on to your hat.
The world’s biggest little play festival turns 18 this year. Your Week 2 highlights here.
Sixty years after its premiere, Harold Pinter's powerful play still speaks to issues of identity, power and family ties.
