Troilus and Cressida at Shakespeare’s Globe
Though Shakespeare’s plays are a mainstay of culture – from school curricula to theatre programmes to countless adaptations…
By Maggie O'SheaThough Shakespeare’s plays are a mainstay of culture – from school curricula to theatre programmes to countless adaptations…
By Maggie O'SheaThe Irish are known for having the gift of the gab: a nation of raconteurs who can spin…
By Maggie O'SheaHe may have made parole, but Jimmy – Charles Edward Pipe’s creation for his one-man Camden Fringe show…
By Maggie O'SheaNow playing at the Savoy Theatre, Todrick Hall’s Burlesque is a bold, brassy and sexy adaptation of the…
By Maggie O'SheaThere are two types of theatre. There's the type that stands the test of time and ends up…
By Maggie O'SheaThe beauty of niche festivals like the Camden Fringe is getting to hear unique stories from all walks…
By Maggie O'SheaSing Street has had a tough road to its London debut, scuppered from Broadway in 2020 (due to…
By Maggie O'SheaYou've been to the theatre, maybe you've even been to dinner theatre, but have you ever been to…
By Maggie O'SheaHoarding has long been a subject of fascination for storytellers and audiences alike, spawning countless pseudo-docs offering an…
By Maggie O'SheaIf the word "ballet" makes you think of tutus, tiaras and classical music, the English National Ballet’s latest…
By Maggie O'Shea