As George Orwell once wrote, ‘the Northerner has “grit”, he is … democratic; the Southerner is snobbish, effeminate and lazy’. Whilst nuanced here, th...
This gripping 60-minute monologue deals with the death in custody of a young black man. It's a strange mixture of comedy, tragedy, and righteous anger...
It’s quite some achievement to take a show that ran at Leicester’s Curve back in 2019 as one conceived to be mounted on a full stage with a set, props...
‘Hymn’ is book-ended by two funeral orations but is much more of a hymn to love than anything churchy. In this case, the love is fraternal, neither ph...
These are curious times through which we’re living. The once dependable tent pegs around which we normally hang the year have been up-ended, or have d...
Care home residents have been particularly affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, both in terms of cases and from their isolation from loved ones and soci...
As part of its winter season, and conceived very much with Covid restrictions in mind, THE RSC has adapted the most famous eighteenth-century English ...
This is a unique show from start to finish. When you arrive at the Bridge Theatre expectations are confounded. The staff guide you not into the main a...
If you've seen Pirates of Penzance before, there is a chance that Sasha Regan's production (Palace Theatre) could rate as your all-time favourite. Th...