With the size and grandeur of the Empire stage, any play has a feat to reach the farthest eyes and…
For a novel written almost 100 years ago, the parallels with today are striking. A family of overcrowded refugees trying to…
Directed by Roy Alexander Weise, Katori Hall’s Pulitzer Prize winning comedy makes its London debut in the relatively modest Dorfman…
This was a tender play about family dynamics which takes its title from a speech in the second act that…
If there was a list of children’s shows where the adults laughed perhaps more than children, The Witches would top the game.…
The award-winning fantasy novel, ‘The Ocean at the end of the Lane’ written by Neil Gaiman has now been adapted…
In 1996, Gareth Southgate stepped up to take the final kick in England's semi-final penalty shoot-out against Germany - and…
The National Theatre’s version of The Crucible is a play that is not to be missed. Both new audiences and…
Based on the novel by Neil Gaiman, this stunning National Theatre production of The Ocean at the End of the…
Celebrating Broadway’s famous actor-director duo of the 60s, The Motive and the Cue depicts the journey of Sir Arthur John…