Based on the medieval Arthurian poem, Gawain and the Green Knight is a new reinterpretation by Felix Grainger and Gabriel…
Cast your mind back a few years and it’s easy to recall how the concept of a ‘zero hours contract’…
Per the final wishes of a dead mutual friend, five very different perimenopausal women come together for a camping trip…
James Inverne has written a fascinating new play based upon the rivalry between the two Italian opera composers, Giacomo Puccini…
Written by Lee Mattinson and first performed at the Theatre by the Lake in Keswick, Steel centres around two teenage…
Written and directed by Michinari Ozawa and translated by Susan Momoko Hingley, the critically acclaimed Our Cosmic Dust tells the…
Opening with a bang (both literally and lasciviously) but ending with a whimper, One Day When We Were Young illustrates…
Antigone (on strike) written and directed by Alexander Raptotasios offered an exciting premise. The Greek classic reimagined into an all…
What is the worst thing you’ve ever done? And what are the consequences you think you deserve for it? These…
Cyrano at the Park Theatre is an exceptionally entertaining evening out. Virginia Gay’s reworking of Edmond Rostand’s 19th century play…