SUZANNE BURLTON notices the powerful but not obnoxious odour of veracity.

SUZANNE BURLTON: ‘When I see Sarah Kane, I want to be covered in pig’s blood or deafened by the screams of a thousand damned souls. And I left untouched.’

SUZANNE BURLTON debunks some of the most famous Cambridge tall tales in circulation.

SUZANNE BURLTON offers her Interrailing pearls of wisdom, minimising the organisation you need to do independently.

SUZANNE BURLTON: ‘This is not a play. It is, rather, an ill-conceived lecture.’

SUZANNE BURLTON: ‘a very intriguing play which is well pitched emotionally and managed to address an issue without being overly didactic’.

SUZANNE BURLTON: ‘Was there anything wrong with this?… the production was almost perfectly executed.’

SUZANNE BURLTON: ‘The most important question when grading comedy is whether or not one laughed and I did.’

SUZANNE BURLTON talks to Robert Duncan, star of this ‘beautifully executed production’ about his career in the theatre.

SUZANNE BURLTON: ‘this was like seeing a school play – but a good one.’