‘History is written by the victors’, an aphorism ascribed to many political figures, has never been more apt than in…
The word ‘Aberfan’ may not mean too much to the world nowadays, but nearly 60 years ago in October 1966,…
The number of people attending a performance at the Edinburgh Fringe is in no way indicative of the quality of…
An hour-long monologue from Lexi Wolfe giving a 21st-century spin on the motivations for, and reactions to, the fates that…
The month of August in the world of theatre traditionally tends to be quiet, with eyes turned towards Edinburgh and…
As the recent heat wave finally broke in a deluge of Mancunian rain, we dodged the puddles to attend the…
In theatrical circles stories from the world of football seem to be very much in vogue at present, already in…
Everything is new at Theatr Clwyd, with a sparkling £50m refurbishment nearing completion and Kate Wasserburg installed as the Artistic…
When James Graham originally staged ‘Dear England’ back in June 2023 at the National Theatre, England football fans were daring…
Director Max Webster arrives In Stratford to direct his first production for the Royal Shakespeare Company hot on the heels…