Sitting in the darkness of the Vault Festival cavern, with its sweating walls and claustrophobic...

Art has been largely willing to keep up with the progress of technology, though it...

Sicilia and Bohemia: the two worlds of The Winter’s Tale...

Playwright Gary Owen’s previous works, such as Iphegenia in Splott...

First things first: Beth Bowden, like the other women in her family, is an indomitable...

Soho Place’s new production of Medea, adapted from Euripides’s original by Robinson...

Written by Olivia Foan and Part of the Main Productions, and directed by Olivia Munk,...

Mental health has only begun to break through taboos in recent years, and Surfacing is...

What would you do for $500 million? A chaotic new comedy about the lottery...

In a world where the topic of what it means to be female is being...

Imbued with Sheffield spirit, from the rumbling score to...

Set in a lockdown, All By Myself is a frank exploration of the difficulty of...

Ballets Jazz Montreal brings their tribute to...

Celebration is a key word when entering the spectacular, pulse-quickening...

Simon Stone’s new reimagining of the famous Greek tragedy Phaedra is intense,...

Sometimes, all it takes for a good show...

The Vault Festival is once again upon us where the spectacular network of Vaults...

Nestled in the beating heart of London, the small...

The Lehman Trilogy is not an easy feat to produce nor to endure:...

Going Deutsch opens with a classic scene: a woman is waiting for her date to...

In the persistent din of podcasts, news and...

Titus Andronicus is no doubt one of Shakespeare’s weirdest plays....

Nested in the manifold tunnels underneath Waterloo Station, The Vaults offers a varied array of...