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...

Occasionally, less often than we would...

How does our society marginalise and compartmentalise? Have we become...

Swipe Right Theatre’s latest musical comedy Scream Phone unites 90s horror film...

The challenge faced by many artists participating at the Vault Festival is that of...

If you ever wondered what it feels like to travel on board an aeroplane without...

Holding up a mirror to oneself is never an easy task, but it’s one that...

In a climate of uncertainty where to be a British Muslim is to be vilified...

Written by Howard Colyer, As a Man Grows Younger takes...

When Martin (Matt Greenwood) takes best friend Debbie (Nicola Bland) on a...

Revived by English Touring Theatre and Theatre Royal Stratford East, with...

Moliere’s Tartuffe seems made for these times. Seductive charlatans,...

“Over and over and over and over and over,” goes the Hot Chip song that...

Laden with gallons of witty writing, a fantastic plot and an excellent handling...

There’s watching something uncomfortable through your fingers,...

From Peckham to the West End, Britain’s...

The theatrical equivalent of Marmite, Anne Washburn has her targets set on...

Come From Away is odd. That it is at the same time not particularly...

Mortified is a show where adults relive their most embarrassing teenage memories...

Armour tells the coming-of-age story of Susie, a 14-year-old Catholic school girl in...