For the next few weeks, The Hope Theatre will be playing host to Andrew Maddock’s...

“This world is not for girls.” That’s what one of three friends says to the...

This Arthur Miller double-bill of two back-to-back, one-act plays – I...

Plastic Figurines is a new and invigorating example of what a...

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...