In 1992, poet and playwright Tony Harrison – celebrated for the excitement and energy of his verse dramas – came up with this novel way of sharing the stories of scientists behind inventions that changed the face of warfare. Exercised by events during the Gulf War…
Holy Sh!t ★★★★
Elephant Steps ★★★
Little Shop of Horrors ★★★★
Greek ★★★★
Love Chapter Two ★★★★
Exit the King ★★★★
Me and My Girl ★★★★
Barry Humphries’ Weimar Cabaret ★★★★★
Kiss Me Kate ★★★★
Finishing the Picture ★★★★
Into the Woods ★★★
Shirleymander ★★★★
The Chess Player ★★★★
Effigies of Wickedness ★★★★
A riot of colour, challenging ideas and songs with bite that the Nazis tried to ban. When the Nazis branded music by Jewish composers and ‘negro music’, the so-called ‘degenerate’ music of the Weimar cabaret, an ‘effigy of wickedness’ – they banned it too. But not before staging a Degenerate Music Exhibition…















