Away from the hustle and bustle of the red carpet, we caught up with the directors behind some…
By Sarah BradburyNewton Faulkner was a fairly big deal about ten years ago. He had two number one albums between 2007…
By Joseph IrwinFollowing a very successful 16-month run on Broadway, The King and I finally hits the West End at the end…
By Mersa AudaThis double bill of works by the Swedish writer Lars Norén falls flat at the Print Room. Well-staged…
By Jim Compton-HallKiller Joe has courted controversy since news of its revival at Trafalgar Studios. The very first play of much-since lauded…
By Laura FoulgerA quarter of a century has passed since the release of Jurassic Park, and it seems that the…
By Mersa AudaFollowing four loosely connecting plots that centre around the escape of a serial killer – a heist gone…
By Andrew MurrayRealism shouldn't be the default mode for telling working-class stories. It creates a genre, a type of theatre, that others…
By Connor CampbellThis year’s Summer Exhibition is a bit of a joke – in the best possible way. Curated by the…
By Anna SouterStepping into Soho is always a good start to the evening if you’re heading to a new restaurant…
By Maria Barrios
