Interviews

As ever when considering a work of musical...

Here are our top five most interesting, arresting, and inciting incidents at this year’s...

Slow in story development but utterly engaging in presentation and performance,...

In 1985 William M Hoffman’s As Is was one of the original plays to deal...

Intravenous is a work of multimedia...

Bianco is a large-scale circus show from Welsh circus troupe,...

Damien Tracey’s new play Warde Street is an attempt to track the...

Taking six years to write, Lucy Kirkwood’s Chimerica is every bit as...

Ryan Good is tall – almost too tall for the top deck of the...

An amphitheatre erected next to City Hall and Tower Bridge, The Scoop operates...

Acknowledged as the world’s most performed play, and...

Since its formation in 2002 by artistic director Kate...

A persistent hot topic, homosexuality is at the core of The Pride. In this play...

The rationale behind creator Garry Stewart’s powerful fusion of...

London’s answer to the Edinburgh Festival, the Camden...

Unlike many foreseeable dramatisations of post-traumatic stress...

Likening Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens to The...

With youth homelessness in the UK currently at a record high, director Nadia Fall confronts...

Luna Cinema runs throughout British summertime screening a series...

This year’s RNIB Sense Stories production is bursting at the seams with...

In response to what audiences felt theatre lacks, Off Cut Roots explores sexuality,...

Luigi Pirandello’s Liolà is brought to life by a charming, albeit...

The first thing that strikes about this production at the...

The audience was absolutely buzzing throughout the...

In typically self-deflating style, Nina Conti introduces herself...