Reviews

Published: Friday 03 May

The Importance of Being Earnest by Rebecca Coupe for Dig Yorkshire

he Importance of Being Earnest is entertaining for the modern audience for its enduring comedy and satire of Victorian life and it is delightful to see a classic continue to captivate 21st Century audiences

Published: Friday 03 May

The Importance of Being Earnest by Emma Gee for Fabric

It doesn�t tax the head but is wonderfully arch and witty and makes for a great night out.

Published: Saturday 27 April

Dog's Land by Emma Gee for Fabric

Dogs Land � tough and painful, exquisite and funny with simply beautiful technique and showcasing young talent � Yorkshire at its best!

Published: Saturday 27 April

Murder, Maple and Me by Emma Gee for Fabric

a gripping, gentle (but firm) story that doesn�t pull its punches and lets us know that nothing is so surprising as real life and this you really couldn�t make up.

Published: Saturday 13 April

The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists by Margaret Klenk for Dig-Yorkshire

The company has found a rich vein of humour, bringing light relief to an otherwise bleak tale and creating lively and entertaining theatre with a sense of humanity.