Ever had trouble sleeping? Pity poor Dexy – not because his daft mother named him after a badly-dressed ’80s singer but because he hasn’t slept for almost three
The grass was a verdant green, the bunting was up and the acts were late arriving. Full marks to the Lazarus Theatre Company for injecting a summery festival
Northern Broadsides has announced today that their founder and artistic director Barrie Rutter is leaving after failing to secure increased Arts Council funding for his company.
“Marriage is a slippery thing…” There’s a major update for John Vanbrugh’s Restoration comedy, The Provoked Wife, which transfers to Islington’s Hope Theatre this September following a successful
There’s something profoundly moving about watching playwright Kevin Elyot’s last play, Twilight Song, completed just before he died in 2014, knowing that its author never got to see
The red-top satire, Ink, which charts the rebirth and rise of Britain’s Sun newspaper, is transferring to the West End after a soaraway sell-out run at London’s Almeida
Ian McKellen, theatrical knight, national treasure and renowned movie wizard Gandalf, has conjured up £250,000 for London’s Park Theatre after putting on a magical one-man show at the
