A charismatic solo-performer presents a morality tale that both educates and entertains. With a lot of laughs and an open heart, we can learn to be more open-minded about others.

A delightful and humorous blend of wisdom, naivety and dog.

Simon Ward reviews Fickle Eulogy at the Hope Theatre, 207 Upper Street, London N1 1RL Debuting at the Edinburgh Fringe last year, Nikol Kollars’s devastating solo show, directed by Javier Gal…

Whilst the elephant in the room might be covid and vaccine deniers, Fickle Eulogy is so much more. A loving tribute to mothers everywhere.

When Becky returns to her home in Teesside, it starts a gritty Northern family drama that is full of wit, tension and realism.

The Hope Theatre’s Co-Artistic Directors Laurel Marks and Toby Hampton Just over a year ago, there was a fear we’d be losing one of our amazing pub theatres when The Hope Theatre announced its…