Interviews

The mid 90s were heady days for the UK dance scene. Warehouses, clubs and living...

After models walked the runway for Versace Couture back in July, everyone wanted to know...

Terra Incognita is a show like no other in it’s daring attack on...

Jack, an elderly war veteran, sits alone in his care home listening to news...

Amidst all that is abstract and avant-garde at the Edinburgh Fringe,...

Two years is a long time in pop music, and Natives are more...

Kai Fischer’s Last Dream (on Earth) is an immersive...

The Globe’s artistic director Emma...

The much-loved 1993 Bill Murray vehicle Groundhog Day – a modern day fable of...

Suicide Squad, written by David Ayer, is an action and adventure film...

Any discussion of Cosmos immediately has to acknowledge that it’s the final work of a...

NAFTA – the trilateral trade pact signed by the governments...

Swipe Right Theatre’s 90s-inspired pop musical returns to the Fringe for a...

Youthful sketch comedians Cook and Davies have so...

Billed as a “song and dance extravaganza” and largely...

Did you know that it takes an average of 150 potatoes to make one bottle...

The ninth in the series of the Asterix animated features, derived from the...

Debuting in London, Marilyn & Sinatra chronicles the...

In 2007, the Bush administration was struggling to prop up democratic regimes in Iraq and...

Set in a dark corner of 1860’s Paris, playwright Émile Zola’s...

Stack is indeed what it boasts on the poster: a “very silly musical...

Stephen Laughton’s intriguing play Screens, directed by Cressida Brown, involves a...

One of the greatest things about platforms like Instagram and YouTube is that they allow...