Actress Fifi Garfield chatted to Emma Clarendon about working alongside Deafinitely Theatre on Horrible Histories Dreadful Deaf.
"Watch the feather duster!" That's the ambiguous advice from director Penelope Chater, whose production, Laura-Doe's Vaudeville of the Vulva, arrives at the Bread and Roses Theatre next week…
Normally the cast is created to fit the play, but not with What Was Left; playwright Molly Taylor created that piece to fit the exciting company of young performers she is working with. She …
Amelie The Musical oozes Gallic charm from Daniel Messé's evocative music to the enchanting performance of its luminous star, Audrey Brisson.
WhitePearl's discussion around beauty standards in the eastern market compared to the western one is complex and yet, still, incredibly similar.
Man of La Mancha is a curious beast. Often dubbed as one of the classic "lost" musicals, it was last seen in the West End in the 1960s but is currently being revived at the London Coliseum.
Ryan Craig's brand-new comedy about modern millennial romance, Games for Lovers, gets its world premiere this summer in a bespoke pop-up space at The Vaults, one of three shows produced by J…
Rob Ellis directs Ollie George Clark's new play called Cuttings at London's Hope Theatre which examines the hitherto unexplored backstage world of theatrical PR " a world that has become inc…
Performance poet Oneness Sankara's new play Chasing Rainbows, a mother's poetic love letter written to a daughter separated from her by space and time, will premiere at London's Hoxton Hall …
This revival of American classic The Glass Menagerie is given new, unfamiliar, and achingly resonant life with its kitchen-sink drama set in the home of a black family.
Philip Ridley's tawdry words in Vincent River, at times offering little more than a virtual peep show into graphic descriptions of verbally violent torture porn, tell us nothing new.
HighTide returns to Aldeburgh in Sussex for their 13th festival, running from 10 to 15 September 2019, with a world premiere and new work from homegrown talent.. It is found Steven Atkinson'…
Highlights of Young Vic artistic director Kwame Kwei-Armah's programme for 2020 include Cush Jumbo making her Young Vic debut as Hamlet and Academy Award-nominee Ruth Negga as Portia in Mari…
Middle-aged white male wish fulfilment writ large, The Starry Messenger is a dull, disappointing and delusional three hours at the Wyndham's Theatre.
How did a comment that stuck in the mind, an Olivier Award-winning playwright and TV show Shameless combine to help create new comedy Taking Liberties? Playwright Caroline Gray and director …
A pair of dreamy album reviews with Matthew Croke's Only Dreaming & Anna O'Byrne's Dream.
Henry V at The Barn Theatre, Cirencester is an exceptionally well conceived production, with a clear focus on storytelling and great visuals " a Henry V for our times.
The novelty of the casting and brightness of the music in Man of La Mancha make a big impression, though be warned that the show is not without its darker elements, some intended and others …
Overall Harper Regan is a strong starting point for a company which is striving to tell more female-led stories.
The first major stage production of Louis de Bernières' best-selling novel Captain Corelli's Mandolin will transfer to the Harold Pinter Theatre in London's West End from 4 July to 31 Augus…
When I left I thought I was disappointed in The Starry Messenger, but this morning I can't help thinking about Matthew Broderick's character Mark, and his wife, and the sadness of all our mi…
Exchange Theatre first staged their production of Jean-Paul Sartre's The Flies in 2009 in the wake of the Iraq War and lies around Weapons of Mass Destruction. A decade later, how much (more…
When times are tough, we could all do with a laugh. That's what was at the forefront of journalist and playwright Jennifer Selway's mind when she created her new farce Flat Out. Discover her…
Zoë Wanamaker and Zrinka CviteÅ¡ić will play Hélène and Sophia respectively in Two Ladies, a new play by Nancy Harris to be directed by Nicholas Hytner for the London Theatre Comp…
Femi Elufowoju Jr's production of The Glass Menagerie is fascinating with the tense and vibrant second half in particular proving both gripping and illuminating