There’s not a scrap of love in this house! It’s intolerable. Githa Sowerby used her own upbringing as the daughter of a Tyneside glass-making family for her breakthrough
They fought for their ‘mother country’ yet the Windrush generation, who came to Britain from Jamaica to seek a better lives for themselves, were treated like the enemy.
The National Theatre today announced a UK tour of Shelagh Delaney’s remarkable taboo-breaking 1950s play, A Taste of Honey, Bijan Sheibani’s new production will star Jodie Prenger as
Hadestown’s journey onto the stage of the National Theatre – and, indeed, its upcoming transfer to Broadway – has been as tortuous and precarious as the story it
Writer Michael Morpurgo calls his magnum opus, Warhorse, an anthem for peace. Certainly, a play’s influence has never been so persuasive after sitting, enthralled, at last night’s opening
Do you mind not breathing down my neck and fingering my bottom? Rodney Ackland’s great disappointment, his ill-timed 1952 play, The Pink Room, is given another chance at
The National Theatre will tour Shakespeare’s darkest tragedy, Macbeth, this autumn following a sell-out run on the Southbank. This epic and visually daring production will embark on an
Read our Absolute Hell review from the National Theatre. It’s going to be Absolute Hell at the National Theatre this spring with the arrival of Rodney Ackland’s controversial
The National Theatre’s new season features Rufus Norris directing Macbeth, starring Rory Kinnear and Anne-Marie Duff, and, 30 years after the play’s rediscovery, Absolute Hell returns to the
THE National Theatre’s acclaimed production of War Horse, begins a major tour of the UK in September 2017 and will spend Christmas at the New Theatre Oxford. Tickets