After Sunday is an intimate and thought-provoking production set within a secure hospital where the characters join a Caribbean cooking…
A Scouse Christmas Carol – Liverpool’s Royal Court It may not be what Dickens had in mind when he wrote…
The 2025 tour of Miss Saigon has descended upon Manchester’s Palace Theatre, a moment I approached with a mixture of…
I’m pleased to see Richard Parker getting another opportunity to direct a production at the Forum Theatre, Romiley, having made…
Phyllida Lord’s classic production, designed by Anthony Ward, is one of the longest running at Opera North having been in…
Thankfully avoiding the stereotype of the modern Mancunian, with their bucket hat, Adidas tracksuit and simian stroll, writer Duncan Battman…
Limp Wrist and the Iron Fist at Brixton House Theatre was nothing short of electric, a play that’s not just…
“What are we going to do about all the men?” It’s a broad question that lacks any tangible answer, and…
An old man goes to see a psychiatrist in Switzerland complaining of deep depression. The psychiatrist tells him to go…
The Hero’s Journey is the narrative equivalent of gravity; invisible, inevitable, and always pulling the story forward. Joseph Campbell mapped…