Former law professor, author and academic Norman S Poser, is spending his retirement writing about his two passions, the Georgian era and English theatre, and, in particular, the
The the funny, heartfelt stories of Sholom Aleichem were turned into what became Fiddler On The Roof. Now Saul Reichlin’s one-man show, Sholom Aleichem In The Old Country,
Could peace come after? After what? Who will we be? Award-winning playwright Lizzie Nunnery explores the fractured national identity and the violent legacy of British military intervention in
If there is one iconic movie image from the 1980s that stands head and shoulders above all others it’s Richard Gere, seductively handsome in Navy dress whites, sweeping
The Be All and End All, premiering at York Theatre Royal next month, is a contemporary drama by award-winning writer Jonathan Lewis that shows a politician’s family in
Kacey Ainsworth became a household name when she joined the cast of Albert Square as Little Mo in 2000, winning Most Popular Actress in the 2002 National Television
Read our Fat Friends the Musical review. The national tour of Kay Mellor’s acclaimed Fat Friends the Musical reaches Milton Keynes Theatre next week and it is already
Actor and writer Siobhan McMillan drew from personal experience, and a determination to control the course of her career, when she debuted her one woman show, Mirrors, in
As thrillers continue to grip theatregoers around the country, director Anthony Banks has turned his attention to one of the all-time classic spine-tinglers, Strangers On A Train. He
Tony-Award nominee Bryony Lavery’s new adaptation of Brighton Rock, Graham Greene’s iconic 1938 novel of sin and redemption, is set to tour the UK from February. Here she
