Pride, Prejudice and a party like no other. Isobel McArthur’s interpretation of the Austen classic is equal parts ingenious and…
Every so often, a show comes along which reminds you that theatre doesn’t need elaborate scenery, spectacular special effects or…
There is something particularly refreshing about seeing original writing brought to life on stage, especially when a familiar story is…
Calendar Girls is a beautifully uplifting and heartfelt production that all audiences relate to. The show radiates warmth, humour and…
There is something truly special about watching young talent take to the stage with confidence, enthusiasm and a genuine love…
To mark its landmark 50th anniversary, Manchester’s Royal Exchange Theatre offers an extraordinary, electrifying staging of King Lear. Adapted and…
Set in New York’s East Village, Rent follows a group of young artists and friends as they deal with love, friendship, poverty…
Humour being universal, maybe one of the worst insults is to accuse somebody of not having a GSOH – GOSH…
Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance has been entertaining audiences around the world for an incredible 30 years and three…
This autumn the award-winning Hope Mill Theatre has been converted into Skid Row as Audrey II takes up residence until…