Interviews

Annie Proulx’s tale of forbidden love between two male farmhands in rural...

The Upsetters is an anti-racist theatre company founded with a specific goal in mind:...

Farcical theatre is a surprisingly delicate art form. If the gag rate...

Ambiguity and mistaken identity have been some of the basic...

As a play in which nature has a leading role –...

The Great Gatsby by Northern Ballet returns, captivating audiences...

After an acclaimed 2007 premier run at the Soho Theatre and subsequent 16-year...

Award-winning theatre and screenwriter Gareth Farr comes together...

4000 Miles was set to mark the much-anticipated West End debut of...

Written by James Meteyard and Jammz, No Man’s Island tells the...

Four years ago a new comedy musical about throwing a...

The title of this cabaret-style opera, which received rave...

From the moment Lenny Henry steps on stage, dancing and handing out shots of...

Behind every great man is a great woman, so they say. Pity...

To be or not to be inspired by The Motive and the Cue? It’s...

Landing in full on the West End Stage for the first time, after a series...

The Fiend of Fleet Street sets up shop in...

Being gay can be incredibly lonely. Many members of the community are...

While Tony! fuses some excellent caricatures...

Disabled people have sex. This is the reality celebrated in Park Theatre’s latest...