"Henry the Fifth”, currently showing at the Unicorn, encompasses everything one would wish of a theatre production for children: full of action, playf...
The Boys from Syracuse, is a story of mistaken identity based on Shakespeare’s Comedy of Errors and features simple but catchy songs by Rodgers and Ha...
Beautiful young dreamer Beatie Bryant (Jessica Raine) goes back to her Roots in James Macdonald's revival of Arnold Wesker's kitchen sink drama. This ...
Under Nick Hastings' direction, Shakespeare's tragedy of backstabbing and power struggles is dragged down from Scotland and dropped (rather unceremoni...
Developed through residencies at Beaford Arts, Camden People’s Theatre and the Bike Shed Theatre, The Disappearance of Sadie Jones charts the mental l...
Alexi Kaye Campbell’s 2008 play, The Pride, currently being revived at The Trafalgar Studios following its original outing at The Royal Court some fiv...
Sherlock Holmes - The Ten Minute Plays, now playing the late slot at The Kings Head in Islington (10pm Start) following a slightly earlier run at The ...
This performance merges physical theatre with diverse music and song heavily infused with symbolism and meaning. Whilst I recommend researching the me...
Blood + Chocolate is York’s reaction to the First World War: the call up, women’s work in the local chocolate factories, and Quaker conscientious obje...
So one can have too much of a good thing. Jessica Ruono’s breezy, funny, disquieting, seventy-five-minute production is no quaintly abridged Lamb Tale...
