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Oscar Wilde’s 1895 comedy, The Importance of Being Earnest in Week 9 finishes off a diverse and successful summer term at the Barn…

By Aggie Torrance — February 5, 2012

Never lacking in energy, Djalili used topical humour, a wavering accent and intermittent belly dancing to set people rolling in the aisles.

By Lydia Mihailovic — February 5, 2012

This is a sensational theatrical adaption of Roald Dahl’s cherished tale.

By Jonjo Lowe — February 4, 2012

Dorian is an innovative and enjoyable interpretation, which succeeds in elevating itself to the standard of professional theatre.

By Celia Scruby — February 2, 2012

David Hockney takes on the Yorkshire landscape with his iPad, Celia Scruby investigates

By James Harle — February 2, 2012

Derek Acorah contact the spirits of the dead and is one of the leading names in British mediumship.

By James Harle — January 31, 2012

An autobiography on-stage which is as full of madness as it is Madness.

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