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Philip Correia's Hyem is a haven for those who don't belong, pre-judged by their inability to fit in. Mick (Patrick Driver) is one such individual, ostracised by his community because of the…
Joe Pasquale will star as the loveable but accident-prone Frank Spencer in the first-ever stage production of the classic 1970s TV comedy, Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em.
Sword and the Dope is a musical retelling of the story of King Arthur, written by a dyslexic who can not read or write music but wrote the show as a bet/joke with a friend. It has now gone o…
Sooty is a television legend, so to be able to see him with his pals " Sweep and Soo on stage was a treat for not only me, my husband and the other adults in the audience who have also grown…
Volume 2 of Ben Forster's Acoustic Covers followed a year after the first, responding to its success and Forster's rising profile. And in tribute to his fanbase, he crowdsourced suggestions …
After 23 years of groundbreaking work and having led its recent successful four-year funding application to the Arts Council of England Max Stafford-Clark is leaving Out of Joint, the theatr…
Olivier Award winner George Maguire (Best Supporting Actor in a Musical for Sunny Afternoon) leads the cast of Ryan Scott Oliver's 35mm: A Musical Exhibition at The Other Palace this month.
Thrill Me is an insight into the warped worlds of high-functioning psychopathy that draws from Nietzsche's philosophical construct of supermen " the ultimate in human, transcendental arrogan…
Legendary theatre company Punchdrunk (The Drowned Man, Sleep No More, Masque of the Red Death) is to stage a brand new production inspired by the remaining fragments of Aeschylus' lost play …
Hampstead Theatre has announced its first two productions for 2018: the UK premiere of Sarah Burgess' "high finance comedy" Dry Powder and the Chichester Festival transfer of Tony Kushner's …
Hollywood's Christian Slater returns to the West End to lead an all-star revival of David Mamet's Glengarry Glen Ross. His previous West End credits include One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest a…
Eric Bogosian's play Talk Radio may date from 1987, but in its dissection of shock jocks and their role in manipulating media and fomenting the rise of the kind of right-wing ideology, it ca…
Bite Your Tongue is bursting with ideas, energy, earnestness and enthusiasm. I admire the many views and ideas portrayed in the play. It covered so many issues including: what is black cultu…
Winner of ITV's Superstar and now well-established West End leading man, current Phantom Ben Forster has released two solo albums of acoustic covers called, well, Acoustic Covers.
When a show comes to an end - as Half A Sixpence did this weekend in the West End - it is often a challenging time.
I sometimes wonder why we eccentric British persist with open air theatre " a triumph of hope over experience if ever there was one. We do not have Italian weather and I've often been very w…
West Yorkshire Playhouse mounts a new version of The Proclaimers musical Sunshine on Leith in April ahead of a UK tour.
Director Joseph Hodges and casting director Harry Blumenau have really done the business in selecting a terrific trio to lead their show.
Christopher Wheeldon's stunning reinvention of the Oscar® winning Hollywood musical An American in Paris has extended its engagement for a second time, with tickets now on sale until Satu…
Thirty years ago in the USA, the parents and grandparents of today's Twitter trolls and YouTube conspiracy video makers had no choice but to call up their local talk radio station if they wa…
New casting - including William Houston, Sarah Greene and Catherine McCormack -
has been announced for the extended West End season of Jez Butterworth's critically acclaimed new play The F…
The musical theatre adaptation of 1982 Hollywood An Officer and a Gentleman, starring Richard Gere and Debra Winger, gets its world premiere in the new year at Leicester's Curve.
Have you now read the full text of Enoch Powell’s Rivers of Blood speech from 1968? If you’re not old enough to remember, can you imagine how immigrants and the rest of British s…
Chris Hannan's new play What Shadows, which transfers to London's Park Theatre this month starring Ian McDiarmid, centres on the life of one woman was affected by former Wolverhampton Conser…
Ian Dixon Potter's new play The Test, which premieres this month at London's White Bear Theatre, centres on British computer scientist Alan Turing's famous test to determine whether a machin…
