What The Animals Say is the first play written by David Ireland. This production is directed by Harry Burton, and…
This striking co-production between Northern Stage, HOME Manchester, Citizens Theatre, and Royal & Derngate delivers a stark, modernised vision of…
Making theatrical chaos look effortless requires extraordinary control and skill, but The Questors’ production of Michael Frayn’s ‘Noises Off’ delivers…
There can be few settings better suited to contemplating life’s bigger questions than the strange limbo of an airport departure…
Jane Eyre is unarguably Charlotte Bronte’s most successful novel. First published in 1847 it is a hugely popular book and…
One of the twentieth century’s most enduring historical mysteries provides rich material for ‘The Anastasia File’, Royce Ryton’s drama exploring…
Last night I had the pleasure to be invited along to the press night for the UK tour of “Paranormal…
There is something particularly satisfying about watching a production that understands exactly how to use the theatre it inhabits, and…
The outrageously hilarious Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) comes bursting on to the Moondance stage at Theatr Clwyd with an…
Having seen the musical Jersey Boys several times now, both as a reviewer as well as a paying theatregoer, this…