Interviews

Celebrating it’s 30th birthday, Aspects of Love by Don Black, Charles...

In an epoch of Trump and Brexit, Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the...

A fine new play invades the New Diorama Theatre. Isley Lynn’s...

Five women rinse their clothes before hanging them out to dry on a communal laundry...

With some moments of brilliant writing by Katie Duncan, a pristine performance by...

Making its European premiere this month, writer-director...

In the world of Sweat, money is a precious resource, given away jealously in...

Roll up, roll up to this extraordinary celebration of physical and...

Willy Hudson’s one-man, one-hour, one-bottom, one-Beyoncé and one-Ukulele show is a...

In many contemporary performances of Shakespeare’s...

Pantomimes are all the rage during the festive season, and...

The Nutcracker, with its iconic score, characters and choreography, is...

It’s rare a play gets revived as quickly in London as Danai Gurira’s...

Forget Santa and his sleigh; there’s another man...

The Cane is a bread-and-butter production for the Royal Court. Recognised...

Sir John Falstaff, down on his luck, decides to seduce two wealthy...

Something about Anthony Neilson’s freaky regurgitation of The...

Bunny Christie’s cubic set-up at the...

Before the famed novel of The Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up there was a play...

Chekhov’s tragicomedy finds a (largely Scottish-accented) Russian family...

Dialektikon is a German term referring to a rhetorical device whereby someone asks...

Newly transferred from The National Theatre, Nine Night tells the story of a...

Dickens’s classic Yuletide ghost story, A Christmas Carol, is on at the Old...

Aladdin might just be the best a pantomime can get. There’s nothing stale about...

Even at an hour, Hole, the debut from Game of Thrones‘ Ellie Kendrick, is...