Brecht without being Brechtian, Mother Courage at the Globe is an array of sound and colour that departs from the…
This is the second time I’ve come across the work of physical theatre company Teatro dei Gordi. The first was…
Sherlock Holmes is back in his home place at the Regents Park Open Air Theatre from the 2nd May to…
Deep down in an underground bunker made of concrete and reinforced steel, our unnamed protagonist (played by Lex Lee on…
Noughts & Crosses arrives on stage with traces of something oxymoronically freshly familiar. Adapted from Malorie Blackman’s landmark novel, this production…
What does a 25-year retrospective owe us? Nostalgia, certainly. A greatest-hits reel, perhaps. What BalletBoyz offer instead at Sadler’s Wells…
An Ideal Husband by Oscar Wilde is given a fresh and contemporary adaptation at Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, blending Wilde’s classic…
In 1536 Anne Boleyn, then married to Henry VIII, was accused of treason, locked up in the Tower of London…
The classic and much-loved musical Blood Brothers returns to Richmond Theatre, bringing Willy Russell’s iconic story back to the stage…
The double bill at the Royal Court (Leo Simpe-Asante’s curtain raiser, followed by Samuel Beckett’s classic). Godot’s To-Do List charts…