Author: Anne Cox

From the bonhomie opening, and larger than life performance of Martina Laird, you’d be forgiven for initially thinking that Shebeen is a jolly, light-hearted sitcom about 1950s Windrush

It’s a big step attempting to put on a tap-dancing show in a small fringe theatre. Size matters, especially when you’re staging a big show-stopping finale. But David

Sam Yates’ unmissable production of one of David Mamet’s greatest and most lauded plays, Glengarry Glen Ross, will embark on a nationwide tour from February. Taking on the

Gavin and Stacey star, Ruth Jones, makes a rare stage appearance, when she takes the lead in a new comedy, The Nightingales, which has been written by fellow

Hair was big, shoulders were padded and mobile phones were shaped like bricks and weighed a ton! Take a fun-packed trip back in time to the electric 80s

The RSC’s joyous, music-filled Don Quixote, starring David Threlfall and Rufus Hound, transfers to the West End for a run at the Garrick Theatre this October. Threlfall reprises