835 stories by "Paul Vale"
This is Rebecca Perry's third visit to the fringe and may be better known to some as the Redheaded Coffeeshop Girl. This
Will Jackson has accidentally stolen 300 second-class stamps. The reason why is explained in his new show Yours Sincerely, but the important
Scottee is troubled by his childhood. He grew up on a council estate in London, with no positive role models and no
The team behind the vibrator musical Buzz turns its attention to the Disney canon. Unfortunate: The Untold Story of Ursula, the Sea
Louise is mad. Mad at fellow actors who rub her up the wrong way, mad at her flatmate who is really needy,
This new play by Rory Thomas-Howes confronts the spectre of internalised homophobia in gay men. Ally and Zach have been together for
Adventures of Butt Boy and Tigger originated in 2008 as a short play from Australian writer Steven Dawson. It tells the story
John Michael is on a roll. Not only has he got a new boyfriend, but it's the first time he's ever had
Many plays explore our basic human need for companionship but Eliana Ostro's Anything With a Pulse chooses to examine the games we
With Smoke, US playwright Kim Davies has created a fascinating and vaguely uncomfortable exploration of sado-masochism. John is an intern to an
Charlie is trying to change his ways. He is fed up of his endless string of meaningless sexual encounters and has instead
It's been 10 years since Philip Stokes' award-winning Heroin(e) For Breakfast first appeared at the Fringe. A powerful, flamboyant drama on the
Fine Mess Theatre offers a new take on death. With A Wake in Progress, it presents an interactive piece of theatre that
Jamie is desperate to prove that he's a real man. Real men can do 40 press-ups in a row and drink beer
For those not in the loop, the Dream Phone was a board game in which girls got to chat to the guy
There's a lot of fan-love out there for Kate Bush. The eclectic singer-songwriter who emerged in the 1970s with her debut single
This new piece from award-winning Canadian company the Chop takes audience participation to new heights. For ecological reasons, Anita is reducing her
Former The Stage Edinburgh Award winner and Fringe stalwart Pip Utton is no stranger to creating shows based on complex and often
Pierre Guillois is on to a winner with his new play Fishbowl. Not only did it win France's Molière Award for best
Christopher Biggins has enjoyed a varied career in entertainment from the high drama of I, Claudius and the original Poldark series to
The character Billie Trix first appeared in the 2001 musical Closer to Heaven written by Jonathan Harvey with a score by Pet
Every year, St Martin in the Fields holds a memorial service to commemorate the deaths of homeless people in London in the
The first summer after you leave school is supposed to be the best summer of your life. So it was for Nathaniel,
There are three indistinct figures projected on to a wall and as Offenbach's Orpheus pipes up, they begin to can-can. As the
Nobody is listening to Lucy. Her job is stressful and the plumbing in the flat is up the spout. She is trying
