Did you know that there was a Chinatown in London long before...

Set in Abney Park, a cemetery, Macbeth is a fitting story to be retold. A...

House on the Hill Productions brings William Inge’s delicate and...

Since the 1960s The Muppets have infiltrated popular culture...

Adapted from Wodehouse’s 1938 novel The Code...

The most astonishing thing about this fantastic production is that a matter of...

The daughter of a slave, Esther has known a life of relentless hard graft...

Shutters, the latest endeavour of director Jack Thorpe Baker, showcases three...

It not often that contemporary theatre is focused on religion. It’s...

Marking a brand new season of Trafalgar Transformed, Richard III sets the...

The Crucible is about the Salem witch trials where a sort of mass hysteria led...

It’s 1986 in Brooklyn, Joe and Elli are in their apartment practising for...

Judith Kerr’s children’s book The Tiger Who Came to Tea has...

A starlit backdrop, a baby grand bathed in blue...

It is in the backspace of a sausage factory that Beyond Caring‘s clashing...

Marcus and Colin have left London’s raucous gay scene for a sleepy...

In a smoky pool club somewhere in the Irish 80s, a jukebox is stuffed...

Julius Caesar is dead, murdered at the hands of his compatriot and...

If the Bechdel test can be applied to theatre, then A First World Problem...

Set in both the dark underbelly of a Nottinghamshire mine and in the cold light...

As Shakespeare’s second longest work, Richard III is a lot to stomach....

“There’s hundreds of thousands worse off than us,” says...

For legal reasons, Great Britain by Richard Bean (known for his...

Facing persecution, imprisonment and seeking political asylum are not the usual...