What if Napoleon didn’t die in exile? What if he swapped identities with a lowly sailor and made it back to Paris? What then? Kathryn Hunter directs Told
Tocacco Factory Theatres is touring its revival of Beckett’s iconic Waiting For Godot to Lancaster and Scarborough when it completes its opening run in Bristol. When it was
“When I love a woman everything is torn apart, everything, including the woman, including my paintings, including myself. Over this, I have no control”. London’s newest theatre, The
Katherine Kingsley is to star in a new production of Dusty, which charts the life of ’60s singer Dusty Springfield, that will briefly tour next summer. The musical,
The Rose Theatre Kingston celebrates its 10th anniversary with a blistering new production of Shakespeare’s comedy, Much Ado About Nothing, starring Mel Giedroyc. Directed by Simon Dormandy, the
Iain Hollingshead and Timothy Muller’s new musical, The End of History, makes it’s premiere at the Tristan Bates Theatre in London’s Covent Garden next month. The End of
The first London revival in 20 years of Kander and Ebb’s The Rink has been announced for London’s Southwark Playhouse. The new show, from Jack Maple Productions, will
Sherlock Holmes faces his latest and possibly most baffling case in a newly commissioned production for Theatre Royal Bath’s spring season. The season, announced this week, includes three
