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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…
The Choir of Man invites us into “The Jungle” pub, a place where everyone is welcome, and takes us on…
Troilus and Cressida is a lesser-known play by Shakespeare influenced by Grecian context and features characters from Greek Mythology. It…
The Deacons are a respectable middle-class Catholic family living in an English town, doing their best to raise a family…
When you see a cast list inclusive of Stephen Fry and the players of The Importance of Being Earnest, you…
Director Oliver Mears triumphs with this modern-day interpretation of Puccini’s full-blooded three-act drama of politics and power with its many…
Nima Taleghani’s Bacchae is an explicitly pro-women reading of the Euripedes’ tragedy, if one that feels slightly dated (and not…
Francis Beckett's new play takes the very topical theme of a right-wing political party having assumed power in the United…