Iphigenia in Aulis was first staged, alongside the Bacchae and the Alcmaeon, at the Great Dionysia in 405 B.C. It…
She's still a wild and an untamed thing. Like a regular visit from your favourite aunt, Rocky Horror rocks up…
The Great British Bake Off had been going for some years when Waitress hit the West End a decade ago,…
Operation Mincemeat smashed records for being the best reviewed West End show in history collecting a baffling amount of 5-star…
There are evenings where the relationship between performance and space becomes the story, and this is one of them. I’m…
Hoopla improv comedy club is turning 20 this Spring, and celebrating with a packed programme of improv shows. RH &…
Carlos Acosta’s Carmen isn’t the opera you know but you’ll recognize the music. Extremely danceable and performed by a highly…
Three individuals, turning 60 and leading solitary lives, starting to explore new horizons, eventually meeting up, may sound a bit…
Flyby at Southwark Playhouse is a new musical that explores love, regret, and the consequences of impulsive decisions. The story…
My first brush with A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen was in 1988. The play was a text for Theatre…