Strictly ’s meanest judge, Craig Revel Horwood, sashays into Milton Keynes Theatre next month with a perfect score of terrific reviews for his performance as the gin-sozzled, tyrannical
York Theatre Royal is behind the wheel for a new production of Alfred Uhry’s award-winning comedy-drama, Driving Miss Daisy, which takes to the stage next month with Maurey
The halcyon days of school and the opportunities it afforded her mother led Wise Children artistic director Emma Rice to adapt Enid Blyton’s classic boarding school story, Malory
Two formidable figures – the Queen and Margaret Thatcher – are reunited in Moira Buffini’s funny, sharp and mischievous comedy, Handbagged which is at York Theatre Royal later
David Mamet’s award-winning, fast-talking, razor-sharp drama Glengarry Glen Ross, opens at Milton Keynes Theatre tonight starring Waterloo Road’s Mark Benton and former EastEnders’ actor, Nigel Harman, as two
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
