Despite its notoriety, Jonathan O’Boyle has lathered the 50th anniversary...
In the world of theatre, like many of the...
With some decent acting, a pretty set design by Emily Bestow and effective lighting...
This double bill of one-woman shows explores the effects of growing up...
It’s a surprise that so few Trump-era plays are being...
In his writing debut, actor-playwright Tariq Jordan draws on his dual...
It’s sore jaws all round with this hilarious new play by Tom...
Berenice is a musical interpretation of notions of love and power and love as...
Wise Children is the eponymous first production from a new company formed by...
Is it possible to revive an autobiographical drama 20 years...
Sometimes theatrical magic happens far more effortlessly in small studios tucked snugly...
Is it a play, a social experiment, or a...
Behind the queen, there was a woman: a passionate, intelligent, fragile woman,...
It’s 1988, the eve of Margaret Thatcher’s...
Like the best dystopias, The Phlebotomist is as much indebted to the...
A reworking of the ancient Greek play by Euripides within a modern-day setting,...
“Gaining access to the big issues through the back-window of...
Battersea Arts Centre is hosting...
During an introspective moment at the end of his show, Henry Paker...
Downstate is an agonising, desperate, gripping experience. Brought over from...
“What is it and when does it start?” David Tomlinson (Miles Jupp) asks the...
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