My 19-year-old son has a teddy, or should I say a rag that used to be a teddy; I also…
In 2016, I shared a green room with Lemn Sissay. We were both guests on BBC 2’s Newsnight. I’d been…
Vomiting all over the kitchen-sink dramedy, Taylor Mac’s black comedy shakes a cynical showmanship and irreverent discursiveness into an acidic…
In recent years, the West End has welcomed musicals based on films, books, and even historical events. But Greek mythology…
This was a tender play about family dynamics which takes its title from a speech in the second act that…
What would you do for a great play? In Deathtrap by Ira Levin the answer turns out to be nothing…
The pandemic was, of course, a disaster for theatres and those involved in the performance arts. But it is striking…
Act normal. Wear a black dress or pinstripe suit. Paint your face and snap along. At the London Palladium it’s…
Finger-licking, or rather phalanx licking, good, When You Pass Over My Tomb by Sergio Blanco and adapted and directed by…
Self Raising is a moving account of the autobiographical story of Jenny Sealey, Funny, poignant, witty and intelligent. Using the…