Dear Liar, is a play adapted by Jerome Kilty from the correspondence of Bernard Shaw and Mrs Patrick Cambell. It…
Orphans was written by Philadelphia-born Lyle Kessler and first staged in 1983, directed by Gary Sinise at Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre,…
Cascando was written by Samuel Beckett as a radio play, originally in French. It was first broadcast in English in…
In post-First World War Italy, a multi-national group of women are enjoying a bohemian lifestyle on the fictional island of…
The Jermyn Street Theatre is known for its office winning productions is tucked away in the corner of the prestigious…
There has never been anyone quite like Oscar Wilde. Famed as an author, playwright and poet in late Victorian England…
What is human nature? How similar are our needs to those of the animals around us? Is society a force…
This is unusual and creative adaptation of Samuel Selvon's 1956 book, which was one of the first.to focus on the…
North West End UK’s Deputy Editor, Caroline Worswick, discussed Jermyn Street Theatre’s exciting new production of Eurydice with director Stella…
What makes a seductive storyteller? Is it the charm that derives from easy confidence or perhaps the anxious titillation induced…