Free Control
Hot on the heels of the release of their first release Extended Play Leicester five-piece Free Control are set to play one of the city’s most popular music venue’s The Donkey on Welford Road this Friday.
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The Glass Menagerie
The Glass Menagerie displays many of the recognisable characteristics that made Tennessee Williams one of the most popular playwrights of the 20th Century.
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Man of the Moment at Little Theatre
Man of the Moment appears on the surface to be nothing more than a comfortable middle-of-the-road comedy but like much of Alan Ayckbourne’s work, the play has hidden depths, exploring our fascination
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42nd Street at Curve
As a single line of slamming t-bar tap shoes is revealed by the rising stage curtain, Curve plops you straight into mid-town Manhattan
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Buried Child Review
Sam Shepard’s Buried Child is equal parts dark-humoured and despondent. Set in Illinois 1978 and inspired by the collapse of the ‘American Dream’, it tells a story of a broken family and their struggle to deal with a heartbreaking secret.
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Curve
In the late 1500’s when William Shakespeare was writing ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’, I don’t think he would have ever imaged anything as fun and outlandish as the Filter Theatre companies unique take on his greatest work over 500 years later.
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One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest at Curve
Lights out at the Curve, for the production of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, offers brief respite from a spectacular set that tips your mind with an optical illusion that on a bad day could turn Salvador Dali’s stomach.
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Britain’s Got Bhangra at Curve
If the mark of a successful musical is heading home with a spring in your step and a mantra running around your head, Britain’s Got Bhangra at The Curve picks up top marks.
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An Inspector Calls at Curve
Pukaar News Reviews An Inspector Calls, now showing at the Curve theatre.
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West Side Story
Pukaar News Reviews West Side Story, now showing at the Curve theatre.
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Mr. Stink
Pukaar News reviews David Walliams Mr. Stink. Now showing at the Curve theatre.
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Discovering Through Death - Beliefs and Practices
Pukaar news reviews Discovering Through Death - Beliefs and Practices, a new book written by Suleman Nagdi.
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Absurd Person Singular
Pukaar news reviews Absurd Person Singular by Alan Ayckbourn now showing at the Curve theatre.
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The Jungle Book
We review The Jungle Book, now showing at the Curve theatre.
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Yes, Prime Minister
We review Yes, Prime Minister, now showing at the Curve theatre.
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The History Boys
We review Alan Bennett’s The History Boys.
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Romeo And Juliet
Pukaar News reviews Romeo And Juliet, now showing at the Curve theatre.
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The Umbrellas of Cherbourg
Pukaar News reviews The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, now showing at the Curve theatre.
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Idi Amin, Lion Of Africa Reviewed
We review Idi Amin, Lion Of Africa. A book by Manzoor Moghal.
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The King and I Review
We review The King and I, the latest production of an old theatre classic, now showing at the Curve theatre.
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The Reluctant Mullah
We Review "The Reluctant Mullah" by Sagheer Afzal.
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Sofia Hayat's autobiography, 'Dishonoured'
We review 'Dishonoured' by Sofia Hayat, a moving story about a young woman's fight for freedom.
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Hot Stuff at the curve
We review Hot Stuff, now showing at the Curve theatre.
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