★★ Sammy and Clyde are on their first date. Complete with oversharing, sweaty palms and cringey jokes, it could quite easily rank in the top ten of most awkward dates to ever occur. Luckily for them, they get the chance to repeat it over and over again until it is almost perfect: they are starring […]

★★★★★ Directed by Andrew Panton, written by now deceased playwright Oliver Emanuel and adapted into a musical by Gareth Williams, Traverse Theatre’s and Dundee Rep’s co-production of A History of Paper may initially play out as a tale as old as time, fairly surface level love story, but is far more refreshing than you would […]

★★★★ Pip Dawson was only diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) later in her life, a common experience, particularly amongst women. Throughout her one woman show Character Flaw, she dispels myths, voices her frustrations and speaks candidly about her experiences living as a neurodivergent woman. Dawson has a joyous presence and is a great […]