Without the interaction of bodies, one-person theatre can seem flat and...

The crowd were in raptures as John Travolta strutted into this...

“I’ll start the show in a minute” was one of Mike...

Meryl Streep has just earned her 18th Oscar nomination for the film...

The draughty, rough wood basement of Dalston’s Arcola Theatre suits...

A two character play, set in book-laden,...

There are many extraordinary things about this play by Chris Thorpe, a retelling...

In this touching, raw play, theatre company Inky Cloak...

At the top of Centre Point, in restaurant and events...

The set of the Monique Lhuillier autumn/winter 2014 show was strikingly simple: a...

It is rare to find a production that makes the audience laugh to the point...

Throughout 2014, Rich Mix’s arts programme Small Story/Big City...

The end of the world is fast approaching and everywhere people are whispering,...

A dance drama about emptiness, struggle and survival, Running on Empty is an...

Comedy duo Rubberbandits’ unnerving stage personas seem to...

From lighthearted and sweet to cryptic and disturbing, Andy McNamee’s Bear is an...

20 years ago, Rent was launched in New York, in a downtown off-Broadway venue. The...

At the intimate venue in Earls Court, one of theatre’s most intense...

The first thing to relay about The Only Way Is Downton, if you...

Fresh off the comedic circuit, Tom Webb, host extraordinaire jumps up on stage and delves...

Appropriate stormy weather set the scene for King Lear last night, as the...

Alan Franks’ A World Elsewhere takes a look at a dramatic period in recent...

This new play’s title leaves very little to the imagination. Is it just...

Douglas J Cohen’s No Way to Treat a Lady, based on the book and...