Challenging a youth to turn down his music, Irene Sparrow, inventor of the left-handed crochet hook (patent pending, as seen on Dragon’s Den) finds herself under suspicion of murder after the train emerges from a tunnel with the young man dead.
But this is no ordinary train – each passenger is reading a book and each book is a portal into a parallel universe of train-related crime fiction.
With clever use of projection and multiple train sets, LipService give you a whistle-stop tour that will leave you breathless and racing for the refreshment coach.
The New Vic Theatre and Not Too Tame have announced further casting for their reimagining of Romeo & Juliet, joining previously announced…
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THE CURTAIN has risen on a new programme introducing young children across Staffordshire to theatre and the joy of reading – thanks…
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The New Vic continues its 40th anniversary celebrations this summer with the launch of 40 Stories at 40, a new community storytelling programme…
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