This short, emotionally charged drama about mother-daughter relationships is conceptually sophisticated, understated and reminds us of what theatre ca...
If you’re looking for an adaptation that clings faithfully to every page of Du Maurier’s novel, this is not for you. If you’re looking for a stage ver...
The stage version of The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas raises the same question as the film and best-selling book on which it is based – is it ever accep...
Musical theatre can go one of two ways as far as I’m concerned – painfully panto or utterly spectacular. Nigel Harman’s production is monstrously fun ...
Cabaret should always showcase an eclectic range of talent and Laid Bare does just that. The difficulty lies in presenting the acts as part of a cohes...
If you’re willing to overlook some outrageous racial stereotyping, then Aladdin is as glitzy, spectacular and eccentric as you could want a Christmas ...
An ancient Greek text finds an updated voice in Roy Williams’ and Pilot Theatre’s adaptation of Antigone, and it is one that no doubt speaks loudly to...
