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Anything Goes

After huge success in its first iteration this production of Cole Porter’s Depression-era pick-me-up musical returns to the Barbican with...

Jack Absolute Flies Again is a play the word ‘rollicking’ that could have been invented for. It is a knockabout...

In this new play Annie Siddons draws on her own life-experiences in Southeast London to rework ‘The Bacchae’ by Euripides...

This new play from Peter Morgan could not be more topical, though to everyone’s credit the lessons and pointers are...

An entirely black and bare stage replicates the interior of a container where three migrants are crossing an ocean. The...

Having been grounded in folk singing at Wigan folk clubs, I wondered why men were always singing the songs (except...

Adi Ginat 12/07/2022

With the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations just behind us, what better time to premiere a show about Her Majesty with...

Three actors in a bare room above a pub, in the best tradition of London fringe. No stage, Shoestring budget...

As many readers of this website will know, the Mill at Sonning is a wholly delightful theatre venue. When you...

The fellowship in “The Fellowship” is mainly that of Marcia and Dawn, the two sisters appearing in the poster. But...