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Ambition is a psychological prison in The Master Builder, a play written in 1892 by Henrik Ibsen, often known as “the father of modern...
Ambition is a psychological prison in The Master Builder, a play written...
Director Kip Williams makes his UK opera debut with a disturbing and explicit...
Women are told they can have it all… the children, a career and a life...
Tom at the Farm is a blood-soaked, homoerotic fever dream where reality and...
Heartbreaking and extraordinary, The Pianist tells the true story of one Jewish...
Forget AI and futuristic driverless cars for a moment:...
A celebration of his five-decade career, Oscar-winning lyricist Don Black’s...
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As with Haruki Murakami’s 1985 source novel,...
Described as “reimagining the story of Pandora’s...
Dancing through the hottest summer in London, by far, is one of the hottest...
In a jubilant paean to the New York club scene, Our Mighty...
Putting up the big top next door to the...
“You will not watch, you will not listen. You will be dragged under.”...
Have you ever wondered about a side character’s...
Cirque du Soleil’s Ovo brings its beautiful insect paradise back to...
PurpleDoor’s Romeo. Juliet at the Camden Fringe...
Steve North has opened a three-night run of...
A café in Nicaragua. A Zoom job interview. Or is it...
While showbiz stories usually focus on the glitz...
There’s always a lively buzz at the Vault Festival. Once a year, an array of...
A fun gameshow-style play about neurodiversity and the terrible state of the UK education...
It’s astounding that in 2023 the British government still haven’t...
“This is probably one of the weirder hours of my life,” admitted Gaynor O’Flynn...
From a theatre transformed...
Frank Sinatra’s music and personal story are...
Musical Con is returning to ExCeL London this...
Arriving serendipitously during a nationwide...
Verbatim theatre is at its strongest when the words speak for...
In the midst of the Second World War, six famous friends – all famous female...
It’s been just over 200 years since Mary Shelley published her...
Stanley Halls opens its creaky Edwardian doors for its latest production, Ghosts of...
The first message sent is a set of instructions to allow the audience...
At a time where “fake news” has become the norm, it’s...
Horror on stage is something of a rarity, despite an obvious hunger for the genre,...
It feels weirdly political to say, but lockdown is boring. As necessary...
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