The Rome Season at The Royal Shakespeare Company climaxes this September with Dido, Queen of Carthage, Marlowe’s dark tale of sacrifice and passion. Directed by Kimberley Sykes this
There’s something you need to know about me. It’s wonderful when a small, unpretentious, play is thrust into the limelight. Rotterdam, which follows the crazy, mixed-up and confusing
After a week of jury service I was ideally prepared to sit in judgement, both as a critic and as a “juror,” over the Lyric Hammersmith’s courtroom drama,
There is never a better time to push out a new political satire during these uncertain days, with the government, its MPs and leaders constantly under scrutiny for
The New Vic Theatre’s celebrated production of Jules Verne’s Around the World in 80 Days arrives at London’s Cadogan Hall this August, as part of a major six
Two queens. One in power. One in prison. It’s all in the execution. Robert Icke’s new adaptation of Mary Stuart transfers to the Duke of York’s Theatre in
Unrequited love, creative jealousy, guns, vodka…..and art. Chekhov’s celebrated masterpiece, The Seagull, is given vibrant new life in a dynamic new version by Olivier-award winning playwright, Simon Stephens,
Images of over 200 RSC productions have been released to the public – available online to browse, research or download. The RSC’s image archive, which includes production photos spanning
A new production of Agatha Christie’s classic courtroom drama, Witness for the Preosecution, London’s South Bank this October in a unique court room setting inside County Hall. Lucy
