After a sell out run on Broadway, it has been announced that Zach Braff’s debut production “All New People” will be hitting The Duke of York Theatre in London’s west end for a 10 week run commencing on the 22nd February. After deciphering through countless reviews, one would suggest that All New People is a black comedy, with emotional undertones.

Edinburgh Fringe might only be once a year but there are always plenty of reminders that keeps the worlds biggest arts festival on your radar. One of TNC earliest previews this year was Strip Theatre’s stunning ‘Principal Parts’ about the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand.

I’ve been trying to write this review for the past three hours. The failure in completing this is down to the three pages of notes that am having trouble understanding what I wanted to say, having the album still playing in the background is not helping much.

The Borrowers by Mary Norton has become one of the UK most beloved children fantasies about 10c tall “borrowers’ who live under the floorboards of this big country home. In 2010 world renowned Japanese animation studio Ghilbli have reworked Norton’s classic replacing the sprawling UK manor with Koganei, western Tokyo.