Dead Poets Live aims to bring poetry to the stage, “creating theatre out of poems and poets”. Over the last…
John Galsworthy’s play of society norms and expectations is now over 100 years old, yet Loyalties retains a contemporary relevance.…
Entering the space at Barons Court Theatre for this “hands on exploration” of the bawdy works of Robert Burns, we…
This new adaptation of the classic novel by Lewis Carroll (and a couple of his other works) is described as…
A rare revival for Lillian Hellman's play, set at the turn of the 20th century. With a title taken from…
Are our schooldays really the best of our lives, or are they a kind of hell? And is ‘kidulthood’, that…
A “dark and otherworldly thriller” by Sonali Bhattacharyya, King Troll was a finalist for the 2023 Women’s Prize for Playwriting,…
In Danielle James's ambitious but uneven play, Iris and Thalia live in a flat share. Firm friends who share a…
This play by Marius von Mayenberg presented in a translation by Maja Zade sells itself as “a jagged new satire”…
Gethsemane is a new musical by John Richmond which tells the story of Nadi and Chloe, who were contemporaries of…