A bold, original attempt at this classic, which ascends to a powerful ending. The Crucible is one of the seminal…
It’s hard not to be struck by the ironic luxury of witnessing a West End play about Russian politics, as…
We begin at the beginning - so to speak - of a motivational seminar; the lights flash, the music booms…
For the final production in their season of LGBTQ+ plays in the Lauriston studio, Altrincham Garrick have produced a masterful…
‘Bloody hell’. That was the involuntary cry from the dark as the ripped Michael O’Reilly playing roughneck dancer Johnny Castle…
This timeless classic is about Annie who’s a confident, fiery 11 girl waiting for her parents to come rescue her…
Take a bow Chris Bewers and Luke James of The Yorkshire Workshop for creating the most basic stage setting for…
The Commitments Musical, stopping off at the Opera House in Manchester on its nationwide tour, takes on the daunting task…
Pibroch is a multimedia theatre production exploring parallels between the 1988 Piper Alpha disaster and our current climate crisis. Bolland’s…
Having watched hundreds of productions, it’s hard to surprise me. But stepping into Charterhouse gardens, a small patch of green…