Interviews

Some chewed-up bread, a tiny bicycle and Viking helmets. Three items...

Written by Adam Brace and directed by Michael Longhurst, They...

If you strip away the laughter and puppets, Little Shop of...

As the audience files into the domed...

Wineglass as full as his ego, flamboyant Frenchman...

As if reducing Dickens to 90 minutes wasn’t enough of a mean feat, this production...

Anna and Ben are a normal couple, going through normal relationship...

The Lounge is a masterclass in character acting and social commentary. Set in...

This autumn, Lauren Samuels (Bend...

F Scott Fitzgerald’s tantalisingly unfinished novel, set in 1920s...

Aditi Mittal is a whirlwind on stage. Appearing...

Part of Etcetera Theatre’s Camden Fringe, The Telemachy, written by...

Following a successful American tour, Scooby-Doo and his...

Oh, The Humanity is a one-hour performance written by New York playwright Will...

Terra Incognita is a show like no other in it’s daring attack on...

Jack, an elderly war veteran, sits alone in his care home listening to news...

Amidst all that is abstract and avant-garde at the Edinburgh Fringe,...

Kai Fischer’s Last Dream (on Earth) is an immersive...

The Globe’s artistic director Emma...

The much-loved 1993 Bill Murray vehicle Groundhog Day – a modern day fable of...

NAFTA – the trilateral trade pact signed by the governments...

Swipe Right Theatre’s 90s-inspired pop musical returns to the Fringe for a...

Youthful sketch comedians Cook and Davies have so...