Travelling Dancers: Cabaret Show was a memorable showcase. One could sense the joyous celebration that was deeply meaningful for each…
Private View is the debut play by playwright Jess Edwards, a vulnerable portrayal of queer love that burns itself by…
The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs holds counsel for all of us seeking to find our queer foremothers who lived and…
Application 39 invites you; to witness, to weep and to hope. Written by Ahmed Masoud supported with an absolutely fabulous…
Freedom Theatre’s reputation precedes its arrival in London. Holding a bastion for young adults in the heart of Gaza with…
The Jermyn Street Theatre is known for its office winning productions is tucked away in the corner of the prestigious…
Tara Theatre’s vision to provide rehearsal space and financial support for 18-25-year-olds to script and develop new theatre is commendable.…
Deeply relatable, remarkably crafted and rooted in reality. Rhinoceros was originally written by Eugène Ionesco in 1959. Based on his…
‘Mary and Hyenas’ recreates the life and times of trailblazer Mary Wollstonecraft with tongue-in-cheek humour and peppy indie rock music.…
George Orwell's 1984 is prescribed reading for most schools in Britain, but it is still banned in Russia. To mark…