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The Wolf Tattoo, Company of Sirens, Chapter

The Wolf Tattoo, the latest work of award-winning playwright Lucy Gough, brought to the scene by Company of Sirens, aims...

The Donald Gordon Theatre played host to New Wave icon Elvis Costello and The Imposters in the closing act of...

I can claim no cold critical objectivity in respect of the work of Elvis Costello. I own at least 20...

Elvis Costello, one of the most accomplished lyricists and songwriters of his generation, delivered a fabulous finale to close Festival...

Having had the pleasure to enjoy quite a few contemporary circus productions at Pontio recently, I knew I was in...

The Festival of Voice played host this week to a rare UK outing of the Tiger Lillies’ The Ballad of...

Compared to 2016’s Festival of Voice (which featured both John Grant and Rufus Wainwright) I had found little to attract...

Camille O’Sullivan, Irish-French diva and cover-artist of note performs in a WMC co-production of Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds...

Gagglebabble takes the Tales of the Unexpected genre that the company explored during the Roald Dahl’s celebration to create Double Vision,...

It was a long day for me at the first Saturday of Festival of Voice. Although I had some reservations...