Chris Goode’s stage adaptation of Derek Jarman and James Whaley’s cult...

Simon Leys’s novella, The Death of Napoleon, is the latest text to be...

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“If it gets difficult – and it will get difficult – I want you to...

Boy, oh boy, oh boy. The York Realist is the kind of play that takes...

Paul Hunter is the artistic director of acclaimed theatre company Told By an...

Racism at the Academy Awards is not news anymore, but in the America of...

As is widely known, misery loves comedy. There are scholarly...

A robot’s sole purpose is to be useful to humans. But what possible use could...

Curiosity killed the cat, or was it ignorance? It depends from...

Be Prepared is a minimalistic, immersive one-man show about death. Tom (Ian...

Debuting at the Chicken Shed in North London, Monolog is a short and to-the-point...

The dark, industrial vaults beneath Waterloo supply the perfect backdrop...

Alan Ayckbourn’s massive dystopian play The Divide, directed by Annabel...

It is all about the drugs, sex and rock‘n’roll in...

Mission Abort begins with actress and writer Therese Ramstedt lying on a...

Rapid-fire dialogue, strobe lighting and lots of dirt. This is Gundog,...

When beauty blinds a man’s judgement, chaos is bound to...

There is always an element of risk involved when narrating the...

A very dark and hazy ambience welcomes the audience at the Orange...