Ellen Leslie

Entertaining and Joyous: Level Up! Review ★★★★★ A new musical debuting at Edinburgh Fringe, Level Up! takes us into a fictional universe to examine w […]

Take A Chance on Jenny Ryan's Björn Yesterday: Review ★★★★ Jenny Ryan’s Björn Yesterday is a silly and entertaining hour all about ABBA. A far cry from her younge […]

Spectacular: Black Blues Brothers: Let's Twist Again Review ★★★★★ The Black Blues Brothers return to Edinburgh Fringe with a bang, as they bring their newest show Let’ […]

Interesting Concept That Just Misses The Mark: Growing Pains Review ★★ A collective of 18-26 year olds, Tip Top Theatre Collective bring their second show Growing Pains to Par […]

A Humorous Retelling Of A True Crime: Bury The Hatchet Review ★★★★ Following on from their previous success with The Brief Life & Mysterious Death of Boris III, King of […]

A Glimpse Into The Life of An NHS 111 Call Handler: Hold The Line Review ★★★★★ Set in an NHS 111 call centre, Hold The Line follows call handler Gary (Sam Macgregor). His job is to […]

A Musical Genius Held Back By Social Constraints: The Other Mozart Review ★★★★ Written by Sylvia Milo, The Other Mozart tells the true story of Wolfgang Mozart’s older sister Ma […]

Explosive, Political and Necessary Theatre: Anthem for Dissatisfaction Review ★★★★★ Wow. Words do not do justice to how good Anthem for Dissatisfaction is. Told by two siblings […]

Hysteria Through The Ages: The City for Incurable Women Review ★★★ The City for Incurable Women transports us back to Salpêtrière Hospital in 1880s Paris, where Dr Jean-Ma […]

August Theatre Round-Up August is here, and it’s one of the busiest months for theatre in the UK. From various Fringe festivals up a […]

Don't Look Back In Anger, Look Back Fondly: The Britpop Hour With Marc Burrows Review ★★★★ Comedy isn’t usually something I gravitate towards, but as I had a free slot, I decided to give The […]

A Rollercoaster of Emotions: Falling: A Disabled Love Story Review ★★★★ Written and performed by Aaron Pang, Falling: A Disabled Love Story follows one man’s quest to find l […]

RNIB Launch New Initiative To Make Games More Accessible For People With Sight Loss The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) has launched a new initiative to help video game developers […]

Theatre Round Up: What To Watch In December 2024 It’s time to dust off the decorations, crack open the mince pies and don your glitteriest clothing, because D […]

Unseen Shines A Light On The Work of Broadway Dressers: Review ★★★★ Using just a few laundry baskets and hand props, Kimberly Prentice reveals backstage secrets from Br […]

A Unique Musical Showcasing Brilliant Talent: Technically A Musical Review ★★★★ In this unique musical, Technically: A Musical takes us behind the curtain, placing the backsta […]

A Masterclass In Acting: Rita Lynn: Life Coach Review ★★★★ Louise Marwood’s semi-autobiographical show Rita Lynn: Life Coach is a darkly comic tale depicting […]

Long Distance Reveals The Intricacies of A Queer, Distanced Relationship: Review ★★★ A long-distance relationship may sound like a difficult concept to portray well on the stage, but Long […]

'Two Point Museum' To Be Released March 2025 Two Point Museum is set for release on 4 March 2025, it has been confirmed. Created by SEGA, Two Point […]

100% My Type On Paper Is An Interesting Concept That Doesn't Quite Hit The Mark: Review ★★ Sammy and Clyde are on their first date. Complete with oversharing, sweaty palms and cringey jokes, it […]