Attempting to offer the public some relief from the social distancing...

“A battle is two groups of people equally armed with equal intentions...

Edgy, moody and stylish, Maxine Doyle’s exceptional...

With the world shut down for the foreseeable future,...

“I applied for this job because I know what it feels like to be surrounded...

In Blithe Spirit, novelist Charles and second wife Ruth are...

A play of epic scope returns to the National Theatre...

In Stephen Laughton’s One Jewish Boy, the audience meet a modern-day pair...

Theodora van der Beek brings her wildly eccentric show to...

Yet another wickedly interesting and thoughtfully entertaining show hits...

There is a bittersweet taste at the end of On Blueberry Hill. It is the...

Real-life sisters Maddy and Marina Bye return from a sell-out...

“It’s your fault. All of it.” Following the...

Khaled Hosseini’s 2003 novel The Kite Runner has been adapted for...

Writer, actor and comedian Shazia Mirza is not a novice to the standup circuit – she...

There is a certain quality to Shoe Lady – be it the episodic narrative,...

Tonight’s whodunit, Speed Dial, written by Joe Large, Hamish Lloyd James and Ollie...

Among all Pipeline Theatre’s plays, Drip Drip Drip might be the...

2020 is all about Beethoven, as it marks 250 years since the birth of the...

Network Theatre is transformed into 8-bit musical heaven with...

When used right, it’s hard to beat the Orange Tree Theatre for...

“We were eighteen years old, and just learning to love the world...

Days count down from 300 as marine engineers Patricia and Simon mine coal for a...

This reviewer doesn’t often watch comedy, and never sober. Pernille...