Celebrations have begun to mark the 70th anniversary of the National Health Service and in Wales, birthplace of its founder, Aneurin Bevan, National Theatre Wales has a month-long
We’re asked to suspend our disbelief and use our imaginations to conjure up the bloody battles that take place in Henry V. The visceral production by Bristol’s Shakespeare
Henry James and Benjamin Britten had one thing in common. They were each capable of creating passion, intrigue, and excitement with their work. James’ The Turn Of The
It has been a remarkable voyage for Titanic The Musical. Launched on Broadway, and winning multiple Tony Awards, it didn’t cross the pond until 2013 when a small
I had to wonder if it was a chicken and egg situation when Trinity Laban’s musical theatre department opted for the Gershwin musical, Crazy For You, as its
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
Hamilton (Lewis) will be making a speedy exit from this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, where is premieres this August, to make a pit stop at London’s King’s Head Theatre
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
The UK Tour of Tom Kempinski’s award-winning play, Duet For One, continues in 2018 with the two-hander recast and Jonathan Coy joining Belinda Lang, it has been announced.
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
The inaugural production from Immersion Theatre, in 2010, was Oscar Wilde’as riotous comedy, The Importance of Being Earnest. Now, eight years later, and an awful lot of top
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
