Interviews

Thrown takes authentic testimonies from female participants in group sessions at Age UK and...

Writer and music composer Jim Harbourne’s The Myth of the...

Combining traditions of opera buffa, opéra comique and the German...

Outside Edge are the only theatre company in the UK that work solely in the...

Sadler’s Wells these days is far from the Dickens-era...

This year the Evolution festival shines its spotlight on women and the latest...

“Divorced, beheaded, died. Divorced, beheaded, survived,” chant the ex-wives of...

Watching fame and glamour pass by while real talent and kindness go...

There is something about modern German playwrighting that lends itself...

Similar to the prevalence of police dramas on our screens – ones that...

The multi-disciplinary performance by an all-female ensemble from Malta, Mara highlights the...

When looking at the topics that We’re Staying Right Here...

How on earth just two women believed they could perform a...

Choreographed by former Merce...

Writer Rory Platt’s production is a finely crafted piece reflecting...

March is a BIG month for West End transfers, as well as controversy at the...

A quick Google search of “polyamory in the media” will point you to essays...

A backdrop of fjord mountain ranges looms over the stage...

For many young hopefuls wishing to break into the Hollywood scene, life...

Comedian, writer and actor Richard Soames returns with his mix of amateur...

Mozart needs no introductions and his comic opera Così fan tutte is...

“Is Guildford even in Surrey?!” This line, roared at the crowd, has surely...

With a consistently strong sense of humour, some genuinely touching moments and...