This evening I had the pleasure of being transported back to 1830’s London for Mid Cheshire Musical Theatre Company’s and…
If you entered Hull New Theatre on Monday evening, in a grumpy mood, I would bet my meagre life savings…
This was a tender play about family dynamics which takes its title from a speech in the second act that…
Once upon a time in the early noughties Rob Brydon was a cult figure, beloved by those-in-the-know for Marion &…
When you witness talent, team-work and dedication combined with youth, you know you’re onto a winner. The Edinburgh University Footlights…
What would you do for a great play? In Deathtrap by Ira Levin the answer turns out to be nothing…
Carlos Acosta, one of the greatest classical dancers of the modern age, with a career that took him from the…
Dashing about the flat before heading out, Radio 4’s News Quiz opened with Andy Zaltzman’s tongue-in-cheek introduction announcing the relegation…
Writer David Greig, returns to the stage for the first time since taking the reins as Artistic Director of The…
The pandemic was, of course, a disaster for theatres and those involved in the performance arts. But it is striking…