A partnership with the musical Caroline, Or Change, which stars the inspirational Sharon D. Clarke, will see 500 young black people see the show for free after it
As we mark #Armistice100 it seems right that Benjamin Till’s award-winning musical, Brass, should return to remind us, as if we need any reminding, of the terrible price
In a powerful exploration of humanity, David Greig’s Outlying Islands comes to Islington’s King’s Head Theatre this January for its first London revival since an Olivier-nominated run at
London’s Union Theatre is to stage Tony Award-winning Rachel Sheinkin, and musical duo Brendan Milburn and Valerie Vigoda’s, Off-Broadway hit musical, Striking 12, this December. Inspired by Hans
The Pinter at the Pinter season continues with parts Three and Four which showcase both Pinter’s comic brilliance and his ability to move an audience. Pinter Three opened
Actor and writer William Gaminara plumbs Ayckbourn territory for The Nightingales, an odd bird which has just opened at Theatre Royal Bath with TV actress Ruth Jones tempted
Musicians have a reputation for being highly strung and that finely tuned temperament is tested to the extreme in Jesse Briton’s absorbing new play, A Pupil, which opened
Old sins have long shadows and none more so than the past indescretions of maverick detective, John Rebus, writer Ian Rankin’s notorious cop, who has now made the
Everyone has an anecdote about the war – any war – and this week, when those who fought for their country are uppermost in everyone’s minds, playwright and
Brexit is a farce. Of all the things Robert Khan and Tom Salinsky’s Brexit could have been, their critically acclaimed satire about the current Euro-debacle is not the
There’s no fool like an old fool and silky smooth Times columnist George Spencer, in the grips of a midlife crisis, is the epitome of foolishness. Joanna Murray-Smith’s
