The Unnatural Tragedy at the White Bear Theatre
It is not often that a play is first performed 350 years after it was written, but that…
By Cleo HenryIt is not often that a play is first performed 350 years after it was written, but that…
By Cleo HenryWith only one studio album, which was released in 2014, it is a surprise that Australian electronic duo…
By Regan HarleUnder the sweltering sun, Seasick Steve kicked off the main stage at BST on a not-so-British note. Blues…
By Daniel AmirThe new London musical, Knights of the Rose, answers the question no one is asking. What do we…
By Jim Compton-HallWhen a young plover chick who hasn’t learned to fly gets left behind after his flock migrate for the…
By Andrew MurrayAny not familiar with The Purge franchise might not know what to expect from Gerard McMurray’s The First Purge, a prequel in the series. Presented as violent…
By Catherine SedgwickThe British seaside is depicted in art and theatre as a sometimes melancholy, sometimes wondrous place. Like Jellyfish itself, it…
By Daniel AmirWe’ve had to revisit a great many of our childhood classic stories with a wary eye – Dumbo and Song…
By Laura FoulgerLegendary singer-songwriter Tom Jones OBE is known for his classy songs and smooth baritone vocals, and performing last night…
By Selina BegumA dead black cat is not a good omen with which to start any story. But Martin McDonagh's The…
By Cristiana Ferrauti