Silence sits heavily in Nick Payne’s “The Unbelievers”, a play that dares to explore the uneasy space between grief, uncertainty…
Dan Daw is described as a queer, crippled dance artist and EXXY traces his journey from a disabled working class…
This evening The Musical Theatre Company transported us to Gander and treated us to the emotional true story of 7000…
With a premise like the one mentioned for Every Brilliant Thing, it is seldom that one can go through the…
I might possibly need counselling after sitting through a performance of Outlawed, at the Hull Truck Theatre, on Wednesday night.…
Occasionally, a production comes along that is so remarkable on so many levels you know it is going to stay…
At precisely 7.30pm on Tuesday evening, the chatter among the Hull New Theatre audience quieted as the curtain rose on…
All rise. Atticus Finch is back in court, and on this particular evening in Edinburgh it isn’t Richard Coyle behind…
Brought by the National Theatre, this production covers the sporting tale of near-missing, culture-creating half-darling of the English eye Gareth…
English National Opera’s first official foray North sees director and designer Antony McDonald delightfully serve up Britten’s 1947 witty comic…