Stage Review

In these ultra-sensitive, snowflake times, writing, and performing, comedy is fraught with danger. One wrong word or gag and a once glittering career can lay in tatters. TV

Buckland Theatre Company takes its first steps into the West End this week with the opening of William Gibson’s Two For The Seesaw at the Trafalgar Studios on

Shakespeare’s slight and silly comedy, As You Like It, is just the thing for midsummer. While England were crashing out of the World Cup, London’s Regent’s Park Open

Take a group of hunky men and sexy women, all five-star West End voices, throw them into an atrociously bad Arthurian turkey, whose risible dialogue is beefed up

The relationship between fathers and daughters is complicated. They’re close, they fall out, they’re too alike. They love, they hate, they fail to understand. As I said, complicated.

The Railway Children, Communicating Doors and Waiting For God are on track for a second hit summer season as Swanage Rep returns to The Mowlem Theatre in the