Author Tim Hochstrasser

What more is there to be said or done with 'The Mikado?' Since its appearance in the wake of an Anglo-Japanese exhibition in London in 1885 it has nev...

AI is one of the biggest challenges and fascinations of our era and yet to date there are few plays that really engage with it in a deep and searching...

The outlines of Emma Hamilton's life-story were notorious in her own time and have remained part of high culture (eg Susan Sontag) or low culture (eg ...

'Red Pitch' was a huge success last year, winning several awards for all aspects of the original production. It returns now for a short run back at th...

Opera Rara does sterling work in recovering lost or out-of-the-way repertory from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and then producing exce...

After last year's fine performance of 'Bluebeard's Castle', Green Opera return with three separate operatic offerings. Firstly, '555: Verlaine en pris...

When you arrive at the Almeida the foyer and the theatre are decked out for a wedding - flowers in pastel shades, a ceremonial arch, and enlarged phot...

Emanate is a new theatre company that seeks to showcase new plays that loosely embrace and touch upon Jewish themes. Currently running at the Soho The...