The Cher Show is cheer delight! Little did I imagine, while I watched Top of the Pops on a black-and-white television set back in 1965 and saw Sonny ...
Saori Chiba, Shoko Matsumura, and Tomoko Kotaka wrote three brand new plays, Onigoro Valley, 28 hours 01 minute, and Not Yet Midnight, respectively, g...
Set against the background of non-descript urban architecture and the quaint and empty Ofsted promise of a school being ‘outstanding in all areas’, is...
Amid January’s gloom, with the long nights and longer gas bills, this new production of Noises Off brings a moment of blazing warmth into the West End...
Dare You Say Please, or perhaps as it should be called, dare you question the norms of society, is a 60-minute two-hander set in a transformative blac...
Pietro Mascagni's short opera Cavalleria Rusticana is often paired with the similar length Pagliacci. As Ruggero Leoncavallo's opera was staged last s...
If it’s possible to fall in love with a voice, then count me well and truly smitten with the mellifluous tones of Telly Leung, the ‘star’ of Allegianc...
It started life as a novel in 1986, was made into a film in 1991, and was finally adapted for the stage in 2013. Ten years after first opening to pop...
I was expecting a play about British boxing, but this is a play about injustice. Namely, the gargantuan injustice visited upon Vernon ‘the Entertainer...
