The Soon Life opens with precise staging, a brightly lit room with a sofa, table and garniture you would expect…
Fanny is a hilarious and clever play that blends fact and fiction to retell the story of Fanny Mendelssohn. Set…
What a life of ruse, where “Love and Chaos Collide” in Noel Coward’s Private Lives. It is evident that some…
The novel The Flowers of Srebrenica was written in 2022 by Aidan Hehir. In her director's notes Lara Parmiani states…
Top Hat, a musical genre from bygone days comes to the New Wimbledon Theatre with style and grace. What is…
As part of my drama degree in late ‘90s Liverpool, we were required to complete a Theatre In Education project…
Radio Live: Next Generation is not really a play, nor does it claim to be. It is something else altogether.…
What gives a piece of art its value? Is it purely aesthetic? Is it arbitrary, decided in reverse once a…
Stepping into ‘Arcade’ at Darkfield’s shipping container village feels like entering another realm entirely. You are walked into a brightly…
This is quintessential Agatha Christie. There’s murder, intrigue, a roomful of suspects, and that Belgian detective whose keen eyes miss…