Interviews

Retelling Shakespeare’s most celebrated...

Brass was commissioned in 2014 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the start of the...

Have you ever heard the tale of the once great artist turned contemptible drunk who...

Faithful in its unfaithfulness, Chekhov’s First...

With ear for eye, debbie tucker green has managed to produce a work of such...

Australian playwright Joanna Murray-Smith’s 1995 play Honour is being revived by...

Leaving its paper trail around select libraries in...

Martin Crimp’s Dealing with Clair explores the world of...

These girls hunt as a pack. The game might be football –...

Pairing Zach Wyatt – a recent graduate from the Guildhall School of Music and...

A Very Very Very Dark Matter represents a very very very...

The pain of life in exile: what is it like to be...

The stage adaptation of Ian Hislop and Nick Newman’s TV film The Wipers...

Robert Icke loves a gimmick. Uncle Vanya‘s constantly revolving set....

Well! It turns out the Scottish play is a horror film now. And not only...

Written and directed by award-winning New York-based composer...

From the moment the audience enters the theatre they are greeted...

On paper, Wise Children is sort of the perfect restart for Emma Rice. Originally...

Having baffled the world of drama with Consent, Nina Raine returns to the...

When dealing with themes that hold such weight and current cultural...

Having never seen or heard Stephen Sondheim’s Company before Marianne...

Centrally ,The Trench by Les Enfant Terrible is an epic poem exploring the...