Justin Butcher’s performance as the devil is simply outstanding. The physical theatre elements of his acting are incredibly fluent and well-devised to...
The Mad Ones, a theater ensemble who compose collaboratively through a process that involves prolonged improvisation, character-building workshops, an...
The Old Testament story of Bathsheba and David - that of the powerful man wielding his influence to bed a beautiful woman - still resonates today, fro...
119 years after the great success of the opening night of Tosca in Rome, the audience in Tel Aviv was privileged to share a very similar experience. F...
La Trilogie de la Vengeance is the embodiment of Simon Stone’s wild vision of live cinematographic theatre. Upon arrival, the audience is divided into...
The lights haven’t even dimmed before a guttural scream rips through the theater, so unexpected and primal that most of the audience actually jump in ...
Box Clever and Killymuck come as double bill at the Bunker. The two one-woman-shows give a valid insight into the life of women born at the lower end ...
Affectionate parody is quite the fashion in London at the moment and, if you like Netflix series The Crown - full of good stories and bad history – th...
The small detail which earned After a fifth star is that playwright Michael McKeever consciously - and literally - employs Chekhov’s gun. (Chekhov’s g...
This play, or rather event, is more comparable to a stand-up poetry gathering than a conventional theatre performance. The actors read out letters tha...
