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Table Top Shakespeare: Loves Labours Lost

he objects signifying the characters of Loves Labours Lost are taken off the full shelves framing the stage, and arranged...

orced Entertainment turn 30 this year. The Sheffield based company have a reputation for making boundary defying work: from concept-driven...

hile Gregory Doran’s RSC makes its way slowly but surely through the Complete Works of William Shakespeare up in Stratford-upon-Avon...

rom the off you are aware that Egg has a bit of a theme going on. The stage is littered...

erhaps the defining feature of Sarah Kane’s work is problems, both in terms of content and form. Her plays ask...

mmortal Tango is a superlative evening at the theatre that transcends the traditional boundaries of dance spectaculars to become a...

ever have I seen an audience so quickly break into rapturous applause as I did at Matthew Zajac’s The Tailor...

elcome Home, Captain Fox! is a distinctly war-time play, set amidst a time when the world is whirring along to...

remember many moons ago my particularly imaginative English teacher explained the entire plot of The Merchant of Venice to me...

Midsummer Nights Dream is currently one of Shakespeare’s most performed works, possibly due to the fact it offers widely diverse...