On a wet and blustery autumnal evening, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, under the baton of Alpesh Chauhan, delivered a…
Gareth Farr’s 2011 Bruntwood Prize winning play is a brutal and gritty account of a young man’s journey from the…
When you see a cast list inclusive of Stephen Fry and the players of The Importance of Being Earnest, you…
Director Oliver Mears triumphs with this modern-day interpretation of Puccini’s full-blooded three-act drama of politics and power with its many…
Nima Taleghani’s Bacchae is an explicitly pro-women reading of the Euripedes’ tragedy, if one that feels slightly dated (and not…
Ken Ludwig’s stage adaptation of Agatha Christie’s Death on the Nile, directed by Lucy Bailey at The Lowry, is a…
Irving Berlin’s Top Hat taps into the Edinburgh Playhouse this week with more sparkle than a sequinned gin palace, and, in a…
Have you ever wondered how The Beatles became THE BEATLES? If so, get yourself down to the Epstein Theatre for…
Francis Beckett's new play takes the very topical theme of a right-wing political party having assumed power in the United…
What really shouldn’t work as a concept for a musical, really does. A musical based on the book that Mormons…