Every so often there comes a play that isn’t a theatrical...

Plunging into the mind of a genius, John Caird’s McQueen is an imagined night with...

Matthew Wilkinson has written and directed a play that scoops out the human...

By 1815, there were 288 crimes that had a death sentence in...

France, 1915: World War One is waging outside but a military hospital near the village...

Roll Over Beethoven can simply be described as a fun...

With no previous experience of the genre,...

Somewhere on the Isle of Dogs and a stone’s throw away from the prominent Canary...

Celebrating the bicentenary of Trollope’s birth, Lady Anna: All at...

Exploring the macabre trope of the long-undiscovered corpse in a terse and emotional...

The Face to Face festival celebrates solo theatre and its power to candidly speak to...

The work of Irish playwright John Millington Synge,...

Meet Tom Worsley and Alice Marshall or, in this instance, a boy...

The distinctive smell of livestock wafts out from backstage, signalling...

Splendour records the fall of a violent dictatorship from inside the...

What can only be described as tribal screams are heard from behind the...

Having utterly defined the preceding era, Noël Coward...

The West End premiere of Stiles and Drewe’s The 3 Little Pigs proves that...

What could be more sparkling than a revival of Grand Hotel? An Academy...

Wow! Bears in Space is a masterpiece that blends innovative storytelling, great...

In 1940, producer Walt Disney turned Carlo Collodi’s Pinocchio into a global...

Wizard Presents invites audiences of all sizes to the second run of I...

It’s 12th December, 1940 in Sheffield. Dark and cold, a low hum of...

Continuing the Almeida’s Greeks season is James Macdonald’s Bakkhai: a reworking...