Upon first glance, we might expect a 400-year-old play to be...

Premiering at The Space, Chekhov In Moscow – produced by Oddservants theatre...

Fleabag is the TV series everyone’s seen – the BAFTA-winning,...

It feels right that the Sydney Theatre Company’s staging of Kate...

If you could give someone either the best...

Deer skulls and stuffed birds. Stocky TVs. An open box of Fruit Loops....

Awash with blood-curdling screams that retain a faint echo in each line of the play,...

Lesley Ann Albiston’s play A Slice of...

Pablo Picasso infamously said that “there are only...

The marriage of the Isle of Dogs’s The Space with Esther Joy...

Eugene O’Hare’s The Weatherman is a play with a lot of potential in its...

A tingly, toe-tapping experience. Dogfight is a little lacking in narrative...

Running at the cosy Hen & Chickens Theatre as...

Birth and death are the two inevitable markers of human...

An “Oddball” is defined as a strange or eccentric...

With a swift jab of wit and a clumsy stumble, The Merry Wives of...

A 14-year-old girl is dying. Her parents, absent, send their Catholic priest to...

Queen of the Mist explores the anxiety of wanting to be remembered...

Madame Ovary is a varied thing: part Power Point presentation,...

Edinburgh is all about imagination, and...

Whether you prefer a polished standup...

Set against the 2012 London Olympics and...