It feels right that the Sydney Theatre Company’s staging of Kate...

The centenary of the World War One armistice has...

Orpheus? More like Borepheus. A glib assessment of National Theatre’s...

Having baffled the world of drama with Consent, Nina Raine returns to the...

Well, at least it’s better than the Olivier’s last...

How do you forgive yourself after committing a horrendous crime? What is...

Land and language. Ties that bind people together as communities,...

Spanning almost 25 years, The Great Wave is a bisected dramatisation of...

Annie Baker treats her audience like lobsters in the pot, gradually raising the...