Nearly 50 years after its premiere, Steven Berkoff’s East still has the power to provoke. What was once notorious for…
Greenwich Theatre’s current production of Shakespeare’s much loved play has some interesting and innovative features. Romeo is cast as a…
The hit 1984 film ‘The Karate Kid’ has marched into the Sheffield Lyceum, now reimagined as an action-packed musical production…
Ever wondered what it would be like to enter Paris and be enthralled within a world of Freedom, Beauty, truth…
There can be few figures in Scottish history as difficult to bring to the stage as Robert Burns. Poet, radical,…
Hull New Theatre-goers are used to having their bags searched upon entering the venue, but on Monday evening, my sister,…
Arthur and Augustus Blackwood (played by Joseph Dawson, and Ole Francis respectively), heirs to a vast fortune, meet at their…
Tonight’s show may have a minimal set – just a chair and a table inside our setting of a mother…
The excellent 3-part Kylie documentary, currently on Netflix highlighted a sometimes vulnerable, seemingly authentic woman with a sense of humour…
The United States of America is celebrating its 250th birthday and Hamza Beshara, a Bangladeshi American, is throwing a party…