The 1970s were a time of turbulence in British politics. The Labour Party, having held power during much of the…
The Brown Suite where Soul Tells the Story: Six lives, One night, One dance floor. It’s 1970 in New…
There is something wonderfully appropriate about a comedy concerned with theatrical excess being given a production that barely seems willing…
From the moment you enter the auditorium, The Choir of Man transports you to the world's most joyous pub lock-in.…
Adapting a beloved children's classic for the stage is never an easy task, particularly when generations of audiences arrive with…
There are revivals that simply revisit a beloved classic, and then there are productions that completely reinvent it for a…
“Given all the misery around… if you spend the day smiling, there must be something wrong with you.” That is…
The classic and much-loved musical Blood Brothers returns to Richmond Theatre, bringing Willy Russell’s iconic story back to the stage…
Ostensibly based on the early 90s erotic thriller of the same name, Single White Female really only takes on the…
Carlos Acosta’s Carmen isn’t the opera you know but you’ll recognize the music. Extremely danceable and performed by a highly…