A perfectly floppy-haired Hugh Grant. A “quite pretty” Keira Knightley. A child dressed up as a lobster for the school…
Tonight, the Philharmonic welcomed back world-renowned pianist and composer Sir Stephen Hough for a remarkable performance of Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto…
Matthew Bourne’s production of The Red shoes is a true masterclass in storytelling. Directed and choreographed by Bourne, it enchants…
Cheek by Jowl do what they do best as director Declan Donnellan and designer Nick Ormerod thrust us into the…
A Murderous Midsomer maze of twists, turns and dead ends! Originally penned by Caroline Graham in 1987, the first ever…
Following a hugely successful revival in Chichester, Top Hat is bringing old-school Hollywood glamour to venues around the UK and…
Murder at Midnight is a new comedic murder-mystery that unfolds over the course of a chaotic New Year’s Eve, inviting…
Douglas Adams' wildly inventive intergalactic adventure has landed in West London, allowing audiences to escape Earth by hitching a ride…
The term legacy is often over used but the work of experimental theatre director Robert Wilson who sadly passed away…
Following the A66 to Keswick leads to the start of a magical journey along the Yellow Brick Road at Theatre…