Spanning past and present, Apphia Campbell’s Through the Mud explores racism in America during the Black Panther movement as well…
It is the 1960s in Georgia, USA. In Savannah, five young women – a journalist, a nurse, a housewife, and…
From the fantastic minds of Wonder Fools comes Òran, a contemporary retelling of the famous greek myth of Orpheus. Fresh…
L’Indiscipline is a mad show full of creativity and promise and an exemplar of what fringe theatre is all about.…
Inspired by England’s notorious witch trials of the 17th century, Rebecca Brewer’s Coven tells the story of Jenet Device in…
After Sunday is an intimate and thought-provoking production set within a secure hospital where the characters join a Caribbean cooking…
A Scouse Christmas Carol – Liverpool’s Royal Court It may not be what Dickens had in mind when he wrote…
The 2025 tour of Miss Saigon has descended upon Manchester’s Palace Theatre, a moment I approached with a mixture of…
I’m pleased to see Richard Parker getting another opportunity to direct a production at the Forum Theatre, Romiley, having made…
Phyllida Lord’s classic production, designed by Anthony Ward, is one of the longest running at Opera North having been in…