It feels like almost a given at this point that if a play features the word England in the title and, heaven forfend, a St ...

These two men, the banjo-wielding ex-welder turned world class comedian and the one-time schoolteacher who wrote and painted ...

There's not much room left to dig deep into the consequences of being caught inside this savagely tough subculture or ...

Sarah Lawrie, dressed in a tight-fitting, gold-coloured costume, sounds and moves like a robot, which limits the depiction of ...

Centre of the Universe is an unflinching and unapologetic voyage of discovery. In Mondadori’s hands, chasing clout becomes ...

In at least 90% of cases, when a commercial organisation changes its name, that reflects some severe underlying weakness and desire to escape negative opinion. Rebranding is a very expensive exercise, ...

It is a bumper season for the theatre’s production arm—with Ralph Fiennes’s season in the Main House, in addition to upcoming productions of Samuel Beckett’s Endgame and a stage adaptation of Jane ...

Noises Off is frequently performed, but Paul Robinson's production marks what is thought to be the play's first ever staging ...

Guns in Dragonland focuses on this family trauma. It opens with Lilah, a child playing with a lad decked in a dragon costume.

I Now Pronounce You Lost and Found is a piece of theatre that has a message to go beyond its community: it has lessons for ...

It’s a truly beautiful experience, rich in depth of feeling. There is pain and joy, shame and misunderstanding, all bound in ...

The trouble is that Abhorrent Little Scrotum for the largest part is just plain confusing. Even with the caveat that this is ...