Interviews

John Wilmot, second Earl of Rochester, was a prominent member of the...

Fresh off yet another stellar season at the Edinburgh Fringe, the Pleasance...

Dirty Dancing, for many, was a rite of passage into adolescence –...

The Ruby Dolls bring to life The Brides of...

CinemaLive has exciting things planned this coming year: in...

Both an investigation into the mental wounds...

A tale about medieval Persia but still relevant to today’s...

The Upcoming caught up with Skye Hallam before her theatre...

The Upcoming talks to critically acclaimed playwright Andrew...

After a well-received run at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe festival, The Calm...

At the New Diorama Theatre, In Our Hands – by the innovative group,...

After originally training as an actor in Liverpool, Adrian...

Life for the Price family is changing at a hurtling pace:...

Theatre meets gastronomy in Les Enfants Terribles’ newest production...

The new musical written by Sam Cassidy and co-directed by Arlene Phillips tells the story of...

Staged with an almost unbearable intimacy, Torn sees Nathaniel Martello-White...

“Men are to be pitied,” declares Agnes, daughter of the god Indra, time and...

For the next month, two wooden boxes at the centre of a small, understated...

Metatheatre is a paradoxical concept. In one sense it is simple: a...

Considering that society’s knowledge of terrorist-related issues is...

Punk, sexual tension, angst – oh so much angst. This month, the Southwark...

The Awakening is an award-winning theatre production written by...

Few plays merit the term exceptional more than Beth Steel’s latest...

A study of power without the “powerful” present, The Emperor, adapted...

Born in Belfast in 1960, Sir Kenneth Branagh is...