The auditorium at the Royal Institution of Great...

There are few who are unable to hum a tune from...

David Storey’s Home talks about nothing yet feels every ounce of loss,...

It almost seems that The Dumb Waiter might have been written with the Print...

After striking the right note with the audience of Britain’s Got...

A spectacular collaboration between Olivier award winning...

Thriller Live, which has just celebrated its 2000th West End show, still...

The Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith is currently staging a series...

Director Richard Twyman and designer Tom Scutt collaborate...

Marketed as “Die Hard meets The Office”, Blam! is an action packed 75 minutes...

David Greig received huge praise for The Events when it premiered at the Edinburgh...

Loosely based on a true story, Code of the West tells of the life of...

Brighton-based theatre company Spymonkey have received great acclaim for their...

The enigmatic Russell Brand brought his Messiah Complex world tour to...

In 1994 the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act made raves illegal. Raves were...

One of three plays by Arnold Wesker centred on recurring invisible protagonist...

The Curse of Elizabeth Faulkner is a gothic farce,...

Hilarious and highly topical, new play The Act premiered at The Ovalhouse this week....

Whether it is fortuitous that this thought provoking play coincides with...

The Light Princess lights up the Lyttelton Theatre at the National,...

It has taken 26 years to persuade Roddy Doyle to bring his hit 1987 novel...

Atomos at Sadler’s Wells is an innovative new dance piece, conceived and...

The Birmingham European (BE) Festival is a real oddity. Launched in...

On the fourth leg of its UK tour, the classic...

The Wrong Crowd’s Hag is a visceral nightmare, and a delight to watch. Weaving...