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Occasionally, a play emerges that holds a mirror up to society and forces its audience to reflect on…
By Daniel McLeodOccasionally, a play emerges that holds a mirror up to society and forces its audience to reflect on…
By Daniel McLeodAs improvised stage shows go, they’re a dime a dozen, though there is one thing that can be…
By Selina BegumRichard Billinghurst's directorial debut Ray & Liz tells the story of a working-class family on a Black Country council estate…
By The editorial unitThe first cinematic release after veteran comic book writer Stan Lee’s death back in November 2018, Captain Marvel…
By Selina BegumThe beauty of Shakespeare’s plays is that they lend themselves to an infinity of interpretations, and part of…
By Mersa AudaTwo bells hang above a long, shrouded table in the intimate space of the container. Darkfield’s latest production…
By Selina BegumWhen someone mentions London’s LGBT stalwart, Heaven, one doesn’t usually imagine a room packed with 16-year-old girls jumping…
By Ruth BeddowAfter a run in Amsterdam, Pufferfish makes its way to London’s Vault Festival. But this strange new show…
By Jim Compton-Hall"Peter said, 'Clap if you believe in fairies.' I started clapping and I've been clapping ever since." There's…
By Rosamund KelbyRichard Billingham’s directorial debut follows – or rather observes – the apparently stationary lives of the titular Ray…
By Fenja Akinde-Hummel