Centenary Theatre Company’s Director Dan Grimes must have thought all his Christmas’s had come at once when Dean Callow walked…
A brand-new musical, Glory Ride, makes its first world appearance at The Other Palace in a staged concert performance. Based…
Ainadamar (The Fountain of Tears) is a fusion of dance, visual technology, voices and orchestra, knitted together in bold, beautiful,…
The theme for this year’s Homotopia festival - Queer Joy Is A Protest! - could not be more accurately represented…
The Mother Sh*t is a genre-bending delight. After their sell out run at Camden People’s Theatre with Frills and Spills,…
It is seventy-five years since Arthur Miller’s play All My Sons was first produced on Broadway. Three quarters of a…
Sian Davies’s show, part of Liverpool’s Homotopia Festival, was warmly received by a home crowd, keen to proudly welcome the…
These days, theatre gives us so much choice from minimalist to technical wizardry, contemporary themes and hard-hitting issues but every…
A British spy of Indian Muslim heritage, Noor was an inspirational woman during World War II. Her story, with its…
Ikaria is a moving capture of two young people's lives in college over a semester. The play recreates for us…