Interviews

What a dark and disturbing delight: Philip Riley’s dystopian...

Never has a play been so well-received that the slamming of chairs...

The Wider Earth is a grand voyage that will take audiences to...

Artfully combining two of Shakespeare’s most famous...

In the rush for relevant programming, it can be easy for theatres...

More than 80 years after its premiere in 1935 featuring Todd Duncan and...

When any director contends with a text that has been reproduced...

The frenzied modern lifestyle pushes away thoughts about the...

It’s not clear what David Hare intends I’m Not...

Like Wicked once flipped the well-known The Wizard of Oz on its head, Mythic...

If music be the food of love, then the Young Vic’s musical adaptation...

What’s in a name? Sometimes, not a lot. Then again,...

Gloria Williams’s intriguing and significant play Bullet Hole, directed by Lara...

Taking as its launchpad a novella about a dysfunctional sexual relationship...

You can’t choose your family. It’s a phrase that has lost its meaning with...

Conductor Martyn Brabbins brings Richard Strauss’s gorgeous music to life once...

Pinter at the Pinter is a revival of the...

The set is black, the orchestra plays a melancholy melody and, as the lights start...

Well, at least it’s better than the Olivier’s last...

American playwright Sharr White’s The Other Place is directed by Claire van...

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...