As curtain raisers go, there can’t be many more dramatic than that which I witnessed on Tuesday evening, when a…
Ellen Kent’s current revival of her original production adds layers of tone and colour to further enhance this sensitive and…
This is a very engrossing and imaginative dramatisation of Annie Emaux's partly autobiographical book. It charts the progress of a…
There’s nothing like quite the magic of the musicals to brighten up a cold and grey Friday in February, and…
Of all the events in the social calendar, there are few with such potential to cause rifts, drama, and an…
Exposed (written, produced and performed by Laura Tellwright and wonderfully directed by Faye Caddick) is a painful but powerful performance…
When a shellshocked army veteran walks into an artist’s studio it starts a dark game of cat and mouse that…
This elegant old bird glides into the Hippodrome after swooping across the world for nearly thirty years and proves itself…
Trains, tension and covered tracks! As Agatha Christie’s 1934, now famous novel steamed into the Sheffield Lyceum this week and…
Animal Farm might have been written 80 years ago, but our troubled times make it perfect for a revival as…