Measure for Measure has always sat uneasily within the ranks of Shakespeare’s comedies, and The Young Vic’s acknowledgement that this is a ‘problem pl...
In the dark, dimly lit Almeida Theatre, silver light gleams off a kitchen tap—it's the only truly visible thing in the room before the play begins, an...
The theatre curtain turns a gothic black, and such a simple lighting effect to the beginning of a Tchaikovsky classic can carry various meaning to an ...
Sandi Toksvig Live - Politically Incorrect! will be a uniquely witty evening of stand-up, stories and fascinating facts.
The tour will raise funds f...
SUPERFUNADVENTURETIMES is a joyous, life-affirming ride, a dramatization of pop culture references with musical breaks, complete with haphazard costum...
I spent the other night in a Time Warp called Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap. I had a perfectly pleasant time living through an evening in about 1952...
This is a show that fizzes with ideas and enthusiasm. Written in 1950, The Bald Soprano is the first play of the French-Romanian playwright Eugene Ion...
These three monologues, taken from Bennett’s written-for-television series, have many things in common. They are stories of isolation, of loneliness, ...
There’s been a surge in interest in women’s prison dramas following the success of Netflix series Orange Is The New Black, andFemale Transport takes t...
