It would be an impossible task to find a single fault...

Borrowing from Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland is a surefire way to...

If nothing else time creates ghosts, and not just those belonging to...

May is a colossal month for theatre. The first week alone sees two of the...

Due to the inherent nature of Secret Cinema (the clue is in the name), the...

How much is your story worth? Martin Crimp’s ice-cold The Treatment...

The grief-stricken mind is a terrible thing, and with nothing but the...

Romeo and Juliet. A tale we all know too well. This is the...

Cock and Bull is an intelligent piece of experimental theatre, which was...

Few tales in history have piqued the imagination of readers in...

In many ways theatre is more limited than film, what with its CGI tricks and...

Riveting and chilling, All the President’s Men, edited by...

Here’s a preview of Obsession at the Barbican in pictures. The play...

This uplifting musical tells the true story of Louis Braille, the...

The introduction to the text of Nuclear War reads like a gentle...

What happens when six hapless contestants enter the...

After the sell-out tour of their previous show Cathy, Cardboard Citizens are back...

Playwright Christopher Hampton’s The Philanthropist is a homage to...

The Other Palace is building a name for itself as a laboratory for...

Following a sell-out show at...

With a career that began at the early...

To produce a one-person-musical in which a drag king plays Joan of Arc, and some...

Guards at the Taj is a slightly odd pick for the Bush Theatre’s...

A harrowing exploration of the human condition and how we behave in the time of...

Defined as a circus, but more like modern ballet with...