Playwright Githa Sowerby had a hard time making her mark in British theatre at the beginning of the twentieth century. She suffered, the way a lot of writers
As portraits go Henry Goodman creates a masterpiece in Alan Franks‘ unnerving play, Looking At Lucian even if the style and content is loosely constructed and frequently moves
Edith Nesbit’s literary classic, The Raiway Children, has enthralled young readers for generations and now it’s an engaging stage production, hoping to delight a whole new audience. The
It’s hard for people in England to fully comprehend the strength of feeling that exists – going back generations – in Northern Ireland. We’d be naive to think
“Can you make dumplings?” George Orwell’s proposal to Sonia Brownell was nothing if not novel. Mrs Orwell, a new play by Tony Cox, which has just opened at
Bob Dylan wrote The Times They Are A Changin’ in 1964 but Conor McPherson’s exquisite musical play, The Girl From The North Country, uses the singer-songwriter’s tunes in
