The fragmented structure of Michelle Barnette’s debut play can take...
Successful children’s theatre tends to master the fine art of...
It’s often difficult to stage Restoration-era comedies such as...
The Sleeper – Or What Happens When You Ask Them To Leave, is a three-character play...
A fascinating look at a riveting time in history – World War II – David...
Ever since it was first introduced in the early 80s, Disney...
This is clearly a bumper season for the Finborough Theatre, which has...
Trainspotting Live is back at the Vaults after its international success. This...
The intimate space of Leicester Square Theatre hosts Mirrors, a one-woman...
The Finborough Theatre has a reputation as a powerhouse for turning...
English National Opera has had a trying few years. Amid financial...
Returning to the stage after hit productions at the Hampstead Theatre in 2001 and...
Cor, if you’re in any way bored of theatre, go and see Arinze Kene’s Misty....
From the opening number of Caroline, or Change, featuring singing...
The latest work to be adapted for the stage by writer and producer Patrick Marmion...
Poet, publisher and creative consultant Ian Grant presents his new...
Spanning almost 25 years, The Great Wave is a bisected dramatisation of...
For those familiar with Vivaldi...
This intimate trio of monologues invites its audience into evocative...
Ballet Black, founded by artistic director Cassa Pancho MBE, is the...
100 years ago, the United Kingdom fought side by side with other...
Pregnant Fish Theatre presents Who Put Bella in the Wych Elm, a play...
Anger is often the mother of revolution. That’s also what Ruffino thinks:...
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