265 stories by "John Chapman"
Harm by Phoebe Eclair-Powell was due to run at London's Bush Theatre last spring but has now been remade for the small screen.
Writer/performer Jack Holden's full on powerhouse performance in Cruise will hold you in awe for 90 minutes.
Directors Sid Phoenix and David Alwyn have delivered the goods once again for CtrlAltRepeat with The Temporal Society providing a mind-blowing evening which more than stimulates "the little …
Written skilfully by Katherine Parkinson, Sitting thankfully mixes up the monologue format a little to provoke interest and show that there's life in the formula yet.
Lights Up has performed a valuable service in rescuing David Ireland's latest piece Sadie from oblivion.
Julia Grogan's Playfight, the winner of the 2020 ETPEP Award, is given a rehearsed reading online directed by Blanche McIntyre.
Thirty-eight Shakespeare plays in a year, that was the aim, and the project is completed by The Two Noble Kinsmen as performed at the Globe Theatre in a 2018 production helmed by Barrie Rutt…
Two horror based audio plays/experiences, Monster and Hairy Hands FM, use sound to full effect to creep you out.
Half Moon Theatre in the east end of London can usually be relied on for quality product and they are just in the middle of streaming a trilogy of filmed plays so I settled down to watch a p…
Assembly is a new piece in a livestream experiment that mixes live action, animation and sound. Initially planned to play live at the venue last July, it has now been reconfigured as an onli…
Despite the general negativity inherent in John Webster's work, Creation Theatre has managed to give us something which is full of positive creativity in the company's production of The Duch…
A theatrical phenomenon in a recorded stream from a converted shed " unusual? Well, you could say that of White Rabbit Red Rabbit.
Chatroom, a play about being online from Northern Comedy Theatre, is an uncomfortable but riveting watch.
Following the release of two compilation "best of" videos earlier in the year, the Letters Live project returns for another outing in celebration of International Women's Day.
Three monologues from the Old Vic for International Women's Day cover a range of issues.
Marking International Women's Day, the Old Vic is streaming One Hand Tied Behind Us, a collection of short plays originally staged in 2018 to mark 100 years since women were given the right …
Theater In Quarantine has now established itself at the forefront of innovative technique and have found some surprising ways to utilise the limited performance space at their disposal.
If you're in search of something a bit left field and quirky and that deconstructs some of the tropes of fairy tale telling, you should find Lem 'n' Ginge: The Princess Of Kakos a tonic.
Late Night Staring At High Res Pixels is a dense and intense piece of work which examines the interplay of relationships but leaves the audience to come to its own conclusions about the moti…
A past event recreated from a contemporary perspective makes for an interesting history lesson in Cato Street 1820.
Calling their collection Grimm Tales For Fragile Times And Broken People, Creation have woven together five of the Grimm brothers' stories which have resonances with the current lockdown sit…
Ancient Myth clashes with modern Myth in a powerful rock musical about fame and mental health.
The RSC's stirring production of the not often seen Shakespeare Troilus and Cressida with canny casting and a thrilling percussive score.
If you're a whodunnit devotee and you like plenty of (frozen) red herring then you'll love Sherlock In Homes 2: Murder On Ice.
A pandemic sweeps the land and the government introduces new quarantine rules - yes, that is the plot of The White Plague, not the news headlines.
