NYT Rep’s Macbeth
Macbeth is female – but more than that, she’s human.
La Bohème | One of opera’s great classics
Let us tell you all about this amazing show, with prose written by experienced writers, well-versed in their chosen topic.
Having a laugh at Winter Wonderland
Warm yourself up at Winter Wonderland’s rip-roaring nightly Comedy Club.
The Cat in the Hat Strikes Back!
When books are made into movies, fans and critics flock like vultures to tease apart the catastrophe to come. When the holy works of Dr Seuss were converted into a musical by Monty Python’s Eric Idle, similar scenes could be predicted. The story tries to integrate characters from across
London and Life Lessons
Anyone who has grown up in a small town or community surrounded by the same people can relate to the feeling of social claustrophobia. During adolescence, when emotions are high and everyone wants to fit in, this becomes even more pronounced. In “Cuckoo”, written by Lisa Carroll and set in
Nick Makoha: poetry on the boards
Award-winning poet Nick Makoha turns his hand to theatre with a show pregnant with beauty. Arts writer Calum Drysdale interviews him on his latest work, The Dark.
Hello Ian. There are some things that I would like to talk to you about regarding your exhibition…
... trapping people in the exhibit by not making the exit clear, while clever, does not actually boost attendance figures.
Switzerland: Patricia Highsmith is deeply unlikable… but is there more to the iconic author?
Patricia Highsmith (portrayed by Phyllis Logan), the American author of some of the most beloved murder novels such as Strangers on a Train and The Talented Mr. Ripley , is visited by Edward Ridgeway (Calum Finlay) in her retreat bunker in Switzerland. Ridgeway, a young publisher, has been sent there to
War Horse: Theatre At Its Finest, Moving From First Moment to Curtain Call.
Set in the French trenches during the First World War, Nick Stafford’s adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s novel dazzles both kids and parents alike.
Way down, Hadestown: a story of love, loss and wonder
Lights went off as soon as I took my seat. Jazzy Hermes filled the stage with snappy tunes and energy. He introduced Eurydice, Orpheus and the inevitable tragedy waiting to happen in Hadestown , the realm of Hades. A Greek myth transported to a post-apocalyptic Great Depression era setting, Hadestown by
Super Duper Close Up
Anecdotes from an online life.
Walk Swiftly and With Purpose: a debut to remember
Simultaneously playful and insightful, this play offers a brilliantly realistic and nostalgic glimpse into the lives of four teenage girls as they navigate growing up in the 21st century.