Interviews

From the moment the audience enters the theatre they are greeted...

In a post-Napoleon Dynamite era of unorthodox comedy and cringe-worthy...

Writer Lee Israel was a master when it came to finding the voices...

Earlier this year it was announced that Olivia Colman would be taking over the...

The term white crow can symbolise a number of things: that something...

A story about the reuniting of a broken family, Celeste tells the intimate tale of...

On paper, Wise Children is sort of the perfect restart for Emma Rice. Originally...

There could only ever be one Chilly Gonzalez. Or could there?...

With its large screens, surround-sound systems and newly...

George Tillman Jr’s The Hate U Give is a US coming-of-age drama with a...

Having baffled the world of drama with Consent, Nina Raine returns to the...

When dealing with themes that hold such weight and current cultural...

Having never seen or heard Stephen Sondheim’s Company before Marianne...

“I don’t want to wrestle; I want to nestle,” laughs Lisa...

October is the month of Halloween, pumpkin spice lattes and lots...

Centrally ,The Trench by Les Enfant Terrible is an epic poem exploring the...

Is it wrong to want to push others into the pursuit of our own...

Outlaw King has an impressive scream, but for all its volume it never really...

What a dark and disturbing delight: Philip Riley’s dystopian...

Though 100 years stretch out between the cosy cinema seat and the...