Interviews

A writing debut from newcomer Kieran Knowles, Operation Crucible...

American Psycho is, undoubtedly, a cult classic. Avid readers took quickly to...

The long-awaited transfer of the RSC’s production of Shakespeare’s Richard II...

A twisted take on classic fairy tales,...

For one night only the Palace Theatre was host to the seasonal...

“I am, I believe, what American gangster movies call the patsy.”...

The scene is set with silver birch trees, spaced across the stage in...

A huge impending clock face chiming midnight hangs above the stage. A...

A Christmas staple and one of literature’s most...

A cross between a pantomime, The Office and Eastenders, The...

The quaint Park Theatre, nestled among the streets of Finsbury Park,...

In the gilded surroundings of the Hackney Empire it is difficult not to feel a...

Henry V concludes Michael Grandage’s star-studded five-play season at the...

Fast-paced, energetic and wickedly humorous, Michael Patrick...

Seussical is a mixture of many of Dr Seuss’ stories – including The Cat in...

In 2003 Neil LaBute’s play The Shape of Things was remodelled as a...

The Christmas season is upon us and many will want to find a way to...

Better known on stage, actress Geraldine Alexander’s first play is a brief yet...

The smog-filled streets of Victorian London and the sunny plains of...

The age-old tale of Jack and the Beanstalk has had an update by Tom...

It requires unrelenting self control to not let...

Phoenix, the debut production from the Big House Theatre Company, opened last...

R.C. Sherriff is not known for much beyond his 1928 magnum opus...

As you enter the Royal Court’s Jerwood Upstairs space, the transformation into...

Cabaret, alcohol, drugs, jazz and gays – hardly scandalous subjects in...