Often overlooked amongst Shakespeare’s works, this production brings attention to the rich play of Henry V. The dazzling cast produce a captivating pe...
Adaptations of movies to the stage (it used to be the other way round) are coming thick and fast these days. And nowhere faster (I won’t say thicker)...
Yet another premiere of a new play at the Royal Court, this time The Woods by Robert Alan Evans, impresses and proves that contemporary British drama ...
This fascinating play about the artist Leonora Carrington is the result – so the writer tells us - of a visit to an exhibition of Carrington’s work at...
Dust, a 70-minute engrossing monologue-drama infused with black humour, is shrouded in the untimely death of young Alice. The young female, gripped by...
There's an article in the programme for Eugenius! (note the hilarious exclamation mark!) the 1980's-set pastiche soft-rock musical that has opened at ...
Treatments of the Faust story abound in many languages, musical and literary formats. It is a bold and brave endeavour on the part of composer Simone ...
Somewhere in the world, a man is sitting alone in front of a prison. He has committed an unspeakable crime, and must not leave. All he has to survive ...
Totes amazeballs and halle-flippin-lujah! It may have taken eight months, but London finally has its first solid gold, bona-fide, new, home-grown musi...
Shakespearean comedy meets The Only Way Is Essex – with a dash of EastEnders. Though these elements do not seem natural bedfellows, let me assure you ...
