Theatre Mill crafts another enchanting immersive theatrical experience in the form of Agatha Christie’s classic murder mystery, Witness for the Prosecution. Continue reading
This is a play about grief, family, addiction, recovery, shame, and change, among other things. Continue reading
Into sea shanties and a pub sign for the Crossed Swords Inn, barmaids and punters enjoying a tranquil scene and inviting the audience into their world. Continue reading
York based electronic duo Øtxics are in the process of recording their first EP, Elements, be prepared for ambient beats, creative remixes and uplifting dance tracks. Continue reading
Amusement, unease and intrigue are a few of the feelings you get from Sean Richards’ and Tom Leatherbarrow’s productions of Neil LaBute’s A Gaggle of Saints and Enda Walsh’s Disco Pigs. Continue reading
York Shakespeare Project brought gave William Shakespeare’s Timon of Athens a contemporary twist at De Grey Ballroom on Thursday May 14th. Continue reading
As wars still rage and politics hold us hostage, this election term seems the perfect setting for, Drums in the Night, Bertolt Brecht’s early play about passion, revolution, grief and action. Continue reading
With blues-rock at the core, stickybackplastics pull in eerie electronica sounds, grunge-y effects and a hint of goth to make the deeply bleak but highly alluring EP, Reptile Smile. Continue reading
With every act, the music got crazier, the array of pedals got wider and the atmosphere got bigger when Possum, Civil Protection, Lost in the Riots and Polymath descended on The Basement. Continue reading
Ruby Clarke’s original new play forms a thought-provoking piece of living-room fringe theatre, examining how far individual interpretations can differ when it comes to intimacy and normality. Continue reading