On the 25th Anniversary of The Shakespeare’s Globe, this strong season shows an incredible round of talent taking us through…
Steve Bird’s worthy and sensitive biographical play about Gary Skyner who was one of the first British born people to…
A new play from the royal court theatre in the studio took place last night. Written by Wendy Dickinson, the…
Fun, frolics, and farce abound in this delightful and original comedy from writer and director Linda Saavedra with its larger-than-life…
Feel good and full of laughs, The Full Monty provides a great night out for those who enjoy raw humour,…
Based on the 2010 film and centring around the Ford factory strike of 1968, 'Made in Dagenham' is the story…
When theatre reopened in London 2021, it opened with a bang. The Barbican’s Anything Goes starring Sutton Foster and Robert…
As You Like It, thought to have been written in 1599, was historically never one of Shakespeare's most popular pieces,…
We all know that Manchester has a reputation for enjoying a drop of rain and we've also been known to…
The Meaning of Zong, written and directed by Giles Terera, is an extraordinary reflection on slavery, its effect on society…