The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie Ben Reiss 14/10/2026 178The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, written by Edinburgh-born author Muriel Spark, tells the story of a teacher in a...
Reviewer's rating Orwell: The Road to 1984 Jad Adams 14/10/2026 169Set in a hospital room in 1950, we watch as George Orwell faces his immient death aged 46. Mark Stratford...
Man to Man Tim Hochstrasser 13/10/2026 262Coming up for 40 years ago, this play was performed to acclaim at the Edinburgh Festival, and then at the...
Atlantic Requiem Tim Hochstrasser 12/10/2026 248Back in 2020, Lloyd’s of London offered a formal apology for its role in the Atlantic slave trade and followed...
The Last Ship Tim Hochstrasser 12/10/2026 163The Theatre Royal Drury Lane has one of the most impressive pedigrees of any theatre in London. Home to Charles...
Cuban Baroque Tim Hochstrasser 12/10/2026 199‘Everything in Cuba is an excuse to dance’, said Carlos Acosta in the discussion with the audience that followed this...
The End of the World and the Hard-Boiled Wonderland Sonya Tarkhanova 10/10/2026 171Set between two worlds — a bleak cyberpunk Tokyo and a dreamlike, seemingly perfect Town — one of Haruki Murakami’s...
Il Turco in Italia Miho Uchida 08/10/2026 478The New National Theatre Tokyo opens its new season with Rossini’s Il Turco in Italia, a co-production between Madrid’s Teatro...
De Profundis Wilder Gutterson 07/10/2026 196The two years that Oscar Wilde spent incarcerated in Reading Gaol for an illegal homosexual relationship marked a profound shift...
Barnum – The Circus Musical Richard Voyce 01/10/2026 126Is it possible to have too much of a good thing? I’d argue that, in the case of Barnum —...
