Interviews

Performing at Wilton’s, the oldest and last surviving Grand Music...

A balmy summer’s evening doesn’t initially seem right for Shakespeare’s...

Private Lives is a play with a star-studded past: Laurence Olivier was in the...

Just off to the side of St Paul’s Church, mere metres from the hustle and...

The Southwark Playhouse is hosting the first professional UK revival...

Back in 1938, Our Town gave Thornton Wilder his second of three Pulitzer...

Derren Brown, that illusionist from the telly, has a new live show and its...

August Wilson cemented his reputation as one of America’s truly great...

This year, Opera Holland Park begin their open-air summer...

The midnight matinee of Shakespeare’s The Taming of the...

Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker’s company Rosas brings their...

There can scarcely be anyone anticipating this...

Musician, actor, producer and radio host Seth Rudetsky...

This is theatre better experienced without knowing too much beforehand,...

Books, songs, films, plays… they all tell stories, and many deal with...

Perhaps one of the most famous ballets of all time, Swan Lake in the round...

Payback has got the whole lot: a good, original story spiced with funny songs and...

Set in London in the late 1700s, The School for Scandal has been...

Revived 31 years after it was first staged, and with the recent death...

Following Margaret Thatcher’s death and the resultant national debate, Theatre503...

Vicky Featherstone opens her first season as Artistic Director...

Sweet Bird of Youth was Tennessee Williams’ quest for perfection; he would...

Akram Khan’s DESH is a mesmerising exploration of his parent’s birthplace,...

A brave choice for the National: religion is called into question in...

Not a group that you would immediately expect to find sharing the stage, the...