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Vampire Hospital Waiting Room

ampire Hospital Waiting Room is that all-too-rare a beast in the world of new musical comedy. It is genuinely original,...

fter supporting the likes of Omid Djalili and Patrick Monahan, Aatif Nawaz brings this year’s Edinburgh Fringe offering, and his...

caught up with the current Welsh National Opera season on tour in Oxford and must begin by reporting that musically...

ierrot Lunaire is a piece of dance theatre inspired by the French poems of symbolist Belgian poet Albert Giraud of...

efore Forced Entertainment’s celebrated rendition of Agota Kristof’s harrowing novel The Notebook returns to Battersea Arts Centre where it made...

n the heart of the West End, but very much a ‘fringe’ theatre, the Tristan Bates Theatre is playing host...

hen Frank Marcus’s The Killing of Sister George opened in 1965, it was a controversial piece. It was one of...

Dry Land is about an American high school swim team. Or rather, it is about adolescence, and trauma, and the...

ugene O’Neill’s classic American existential drama The Hairy Ape is strikingly staged in a new outing at the Old Vic directed...

he Goon Show originally ran on the BBC Home Service from 1951 to 1960, making stars of its three main...