TWO is a play about love, loss and betrayal – and Mermaids’ latest rendition left me suspended between laughter and stunned melancholy. Jim Cartwright’s script unfolds in a small-town pub, the lives of its drinkers and owners revealing the quiet tragedies behind everyday love. As I sat in the buzzing Barron for the opening night performance, my expectations were blank. The cartoonish set — a bar drawn in thick, newspaper-like outlines, with matching chairs and an all-green wa

By Geordie Coles Robert Frost (Time Life Pictures)     “Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one...

By Eliza O'keefe In one of my classes, the table has a rectangular hole in the middle, and you can look down the middle and see...

A review of the romantic tragicomedy Constellations.

Scandinavian-Bridget-Jonesy-New-Yorker vibe - is this the St Andrews aesthetic?