I’d been having a right mare of a day. Everything seemed to be all doom and gloom with no silver linings. You know the ones? Crap news, followed by no clean socks and that last pitiful drop of milk in your tea. Everything just seemed dire.
So when I rocked up to Shoreditch House for Wired [...]

Yesterday  I went to see the Hugh Hughes play Story of a Rabbit.
 When Hugh finds his neighbour’s rabbit lying dead in his garden, the only sensible thing to do is to put it in a box. But it doesn’t fit. As he puzzles over what to do with the body he starts to wonder how [...]

Jo Neary’s Little Moments
Neary definitely has an eye for spotting the funny foibles of the people she encounters and this is what makes her performances so convincing. Starting the show with a reading from her teenage diary, Neary already had the audience onside before she launched into a series of monologues from a host of [...]

MR THUNDERMUG
by Cornelius Medvei
Fourth Estate £10, 96 pages
Cornelius Medveis first book. Mr Thundermug, is a curious tate of a baboon who develops the faculty of speech and is stranded between the human and animal kingdoms. Gifted with the eloquence and wit of a wise philosopher but trapped in a monkey’s body, Mr Thundermug is put [...]