Nell Gwynn at Shakespeare’s Globe
It is 1660. King Charles II is flirting with the French, British theatre is being restored and Nell…
By Charlie BuryIt is 1660. King Charles II is flirting with the French, British theatre is being restored and Nell…
By Charlie BuryThis film is aggravating for a number of reasons. The concept of a forbidden love between young, star-crossed…
By The editorial unitSally Messham makes her stage debut this autumn at the Lyric Theatre in playwright Laura Wade’s adaptation of…
By Rasha BaraziAt least half of the hands in a full Royal Albert Hall go up when Steven Wilson asks…
By Steven WhiteBy now everyone knows Lance Armstrong’s story: the disgraced fallen cycling hero, the man behind “the most…
By Lyubomira KirilovaCritics have already dubbed director Paul Hyett’s very British creature-feature “the best werewolf horror in years”. Perhaps that…
By Harriet ClugstonMeet Jess. Jess has Tourette’s and was once asked to leave an audience and move to the sound…
By Hannah CooperDebuting at HighTide Festival 2015, Brenda is a playful and poignant piece of new writing that challenges our…
By Melissa HobanFrom the moment Bryony and Tim come on stage, canvas shopping bags on heads and maracas in hands,…
By Joel SternA slow-paced, almost tedious hip-hop dance show that is definitely not very “hip”, let alone all that “hop”, InNoForm brings…
By Lyubomira Kirilova