As the dust settles, and the individual show reviews have now been written, it seems like a good time to…
Twenty years ago, under the stewardship of Ken Campbell, ‘The School of Night’ was formed and made its first appearance…
Watching a premiere is an exciting privilege, and Nathan Powell’s scouse adaptation of what once was a Brixton-based story intrigued…
Manchester’s famous Opera House had hosted multiple productions beginning their theatrical journey as part of ATG’s ‘Manchester Gets It First’…
Adapting a film for the stage is no mean feat, especially if the film is an MGM blockbuster of its…
HER Productions and Alex Keelan presented six short plays under the umbrella of ‘Six letters to the NHS’. The first…
The programme describes this production as a musical comedy and there was certainly plenty of both on show at this…
Mythical tales re-telling the story of people’s lives is enchanting, and Allegory of the Cave excel at making the tradition…
This show is a fast-paced style of improvisation, for those of us who are old enough to remember ‘Whose Line…
Despite Arthur Miller’s classic play Death of a Salesman first debuting on stage over 75 years ago, this Trafalgar Theatre…