The bar for new writing is set high for this year’s Little...

It has been proved that the now common use and abuse of...

When director Cora Bissett heard a short monologue by performer Adam Kashmiry...

As an adaptation of the book En finir avec Eddy Bellegueule, The End of...

Commemorating the First World War, the remarkable collection of three...

The Derby plague of 1665, and especially its impact on the village of Eyam,...

Jean Cocteau’s La Voix Humaine, which was famously made into a one-act...

Summer Holiday, based on the 1963 Cliff Richard film, is...

Ben Okri’s stage adaptation The...

How do you forgive yourself after committing a horrendous crime? What is...

The internet, iPhones, space travel, cars, democratic government...

Foxes are the unseen enemy in a world ruled by paranoia in Dawn King’s...

A couple of things to consider when deciding if Arinzé Kene’s Misty is for you:...

An intriguing, eclectic series of dance vignettes,...

What price would you pay to be popular? How far would you go...

Directors Kenrick “H2O” Sandy MBE and Michael “Mikey J”...

Crafting unpredictable and...

Peter Glanville directs a charming tale of a young girl, Iris,...

If you come down to The Woods today you’re in for an unsettling and...

1954, post-Partition India. A young woman sits with five portraits of five...

Multi-Tony Award-winning writer Stephen Karam’s moving tale, The Humans, has...