“The Knowledge is bloody impossible” Jack Rosenthal’s 1979 cabbie comedy, The Knowledge, added a new run to its infamous Blue Book – From BBC Television Centre to Charing
Waiting For Godot has returned to its spiritual home, the Arts Theatre, London, where it first premiered, under the helm of 24-year-old rising director Peter Hall back in
Shakespeare’s longest play, the four-hour Hamlet, is reduced to a kitchen sink drama in what can only be described as a vanity project by the Brandreth family which
Shakespeare’s use of dramatic licence makes his Plantagenet despot, Richard III, his archest of villains yet offers up a modern-day metaphor about the abuse of power. Megalomania is
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
