Cheek by Jowl do what they do best as director Declan Donnellan and designer Nick Ormerod thrust us into the…
Nima Taleghani’s Bacchae is an explicitly pro-women reading of the Euripedes’ tragedy, if one that feels slightly dated (and not…
When a National Theatre production goes on tour, audiences expect a high calibre performance. That expectation increases two-fold when a…
Dear England, written by James Graham, tells the story of the ‘New’ England football team and centres on the origin…
Galloping across the country like the noble steed it is, “War Horse” stops off momentarily at the Grand Theatre for…
Based on the well-loved novel by Noel Streatfeild, Ballet Shoes is the heartwarming story of three orphans who, in twists…
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…