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A play that thematises two ageing politicians with a troubled...

Ivanov was Chekhov’s first full-length play. Fittingly, it was commissioned for and...

A world doesn’t have to be spectacular to be cinematic – often the most...

On a misty and mud-soaked Shropshire farm in 1657, Fanny Lye...

A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood revivifies one...

“And at once I knew I was not magnificent”. The dulcet tones of Bon...

Actors and directors are placed front-and-centre...

This weekend was kicked off by a masked serial killer and a bride drenched in...

It was a joyously raucous crowd filling the Electric Ballroom...

When a mysterious amnesiac patient (Jeremy Childs) seemingly comes back from the dead after...