John Le Carre’s original novel The Spy Who Came In From The Cold was first published in 1963 and was…
Michael Flatley, creator of the legendary Lord of the Dance, says his “job in life is to make people happy”.…
A laugh-out-loud insight into how notto run a pub, serving up outrageous characters, brilliantly observed humour and plenty of workplace…
Back in fifties New Jersey there were three ways out of poverty – the army, getting mobbed up or become…
Written and performed by Mollie Semple and directed by Kayla Stokes, Good For Her! is a sharp solo show that…
Matthew Bourne’s ‘The Car Man’ at the Sheffield Lyceum is utterly stupendous. Despite the show not having been on tour…
Neon-bright, fast-paced and generally faithful to Lewis Carroll's original, Penny Farrow's version of Alice in Wonderland is a joy. It's…
There is a temptation with The Cherry Orchard to treat it as a museum piece: a wistful farewell to a…
Liesl Wilke’s ‘The Hidden Dangers of Camping’ arrives at Theatre Royal Windsor for its world premiere with an intriguing premise…
This was my first trip to The King’s Arms, and this 54-seat black-box venue, nestled in the historic heart of…