Written in 1604, King Lear is sandwiched between Measure For Measure, Othello and Macbeth, a period in the bard’s writing…
After a huge TikTok following and cult fan group, author Eliza Clark created a fan club for women with rage.…
Fancy a break from the ghouls and gore this Halloween? 1984 immersive experience offers the chill and terror of being…
For a limited run only, Farm Hall opens at Richmond Theatre this October. Inspired by the true events that took…
There was quite a buzz at The Boulevard Theatre for Bernie Dieter’s Club Kabarett. For a rainy Tuesday night in…
The scene is set by Truman himself played by Adam Owers, sitting in his living room, smoking verbalising his angst…
Based on the outstanding sell-out book by Maggie O’Farrell, Lolita Chakrabarti adapts the story for the stage under the RSC,…
There were many factors that made me giddy to see Portia Coughlan. My Irish heritage, The Almeida’s track record for…
A decade ahead of its arrival to these shores, I was the first journalist in the UK to write about…
This kookily animated production took me back to watching My Parents Are Aliens on the TV. Yet, this play is…