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Artemesia Gentileschi, a young Italian Baroque artist, accuses her painting instructor Agostino Tassi of raping her, the conceited man portrayed exceptionally well by Harriet...
Conductor Martyn Brabbins brings Richard Strauss’s gorgeous music to life once again in his third...
Gloria Williams’s intriguing and significant play Bullet Hole, directed by Lara Genovese, spotlights the horrific...
If you love a musical, but want to see something creative, fresh and exhilarating, then...
When any director contends with a text that has been reproduced thousands of times, studied...
Written and directed by award-winning New York-based composer Scott Alan, The Distance You Have Come...
If you’re being cynical, it’s very easy to play a game of modern-dress Bard bingo with...
Artfully combining two of Shakespeare’s most famous works, Othello and Macbeth, Jude Christian’s Othellomachbeth rebalances these classics in favour...
The Jungle is writers Joe Murphy and Joe Robertson’s attempt to make sense of their...
On paper, Wise Children is sort of the perfect restart for Emma Rice. Originally commissioned by...
Artemesia Gentileschi, a young Italian Baroque artist, accuses her painting instructor Agostino Tassi of raping...
If music be the food of love, then the Young Vic’s musical adaptation of Twelfth Night is...
Centrally ,The Trench by Les Enfant Terrible is an epic poem exploring the story of trapped...
More than 80 years after its premiere in 1935 featuring Todd Duncan and Anne Brown,...
Like Wicked once flipped the well-known The Wizard of Oz on its head, Mythic does the...
From the moment the audience enters the theatre they are greeted by the fuzzy sound...
What price would you pay to be popular? How far would you go to protect...
Having baffled the world of drama with Consent, Nina Raine returns to the National Theatre...
When dealing with themes that hold such weight and current cultural baggage as immigration, racism...
Having never seen or heard Stephen Sondheim’s Company before Marianne Elliott’s production, it is now...
What a dark and disturbing delight: Philip Riley’s dystopian classic performed by final year actors...
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