For the last time, it’s not Martin… it’s Vicky! Former Coronation Street star Wendi Peters heads the cast in Call Me Vicky, a gender swap play from sisters
Exeter-based Theatre Alibi is set to launch a spring tour of Falling, a revival of its acclaimed 2016 drama about a mother-daughter relationship which was written by its
There are no balloons or party poppers but a good time is guaranteed with Party Time and Celebration, a standout Pinter Six from the consistently strong Pinter at
If you want to understand why working class Americans voted for Donald Trump or even why people in Sunderland voted for Brexit then look no further than Lynn
A new adaptation of Dracula receives its London premiere in February at the historic London Library – the venue where Bram Stoker spent seven years researching his Gothic
Eleven-time Off West End Award Nominated Arrows & Traps Theatre returns to Brockley’s Jack Studio Theatre, in South London, after a sold-out run of Dracula, with a five-week
The riotous musical comedy, Murder for Two, is back at The Other Palace Studio, in London, for a second season, and it has been likened to “Agatha Christie
Borrowing a technique from American long-form TV drama, The Tragedy of King Richard The Second which opened this week at London’s Almedia Theatre, begins in medias res. The wonderful
Tony Award-winning musical, The King And I, has announced a UK tour featuring Broadway and West End stars, Jose Llana and Annalene Beechey, at some venues it was
It’s in the window of Sam’s, behind the rusty display. Two wheels, shiny body, handlebars ready to be gripped Mum’s promised him that bike so even when school
Our race is a mistake. South African/British actor, writer and director, Janet Suzman, directs the first London production in 35 years of Athol Fugard’s A Lesson From Aloes
