Award winning director Ned Bennett’s bold revival of Peter Shaffer’s iconic psychological thriller Equus is transferring to the West End this summer following a hugely successful tour earlier
From the bonhomie opening, and larger than life performance of Martina Laird, you’d be forgiven for initially thinking that Shebeen is a jolly, light-hearted sitcom about 1950s Windrush
The Windrush generation is remembered in Mufaro Makubika’s award-winning play, Shebeen, which premieres at Nottingham Playhouse before moving to Theatre Royal Stratford East. Nottingham local Karl Collins takes
Boasting a stellar international cast, Cafe Society Swing comes to the historic Theatre Royal Stratford East, telling the story of the first racially-desegregated jazz club in New
Nadia Fall, new artistic director of Theatre Royal Stratford East has announced her inaugural season and it opens with a production that pays homage to the venue’s founder,
Theatre Royal Stratford East has opened its autumn season with the 2015 Edinburgh Fringe hit, Counting Stars, from its newly appointed writer-in-residence Atiha Sen Gupta. The stage is
Peter Arnott’s production about one of rock’s greatest female icons, Janis Joplin, opens the 2016 season at Theatre Royal Stratford East tomorrow. Blending theatre with the feel and
It’s not often that a play is so riddled with Black Country patois that you need surtitles. Anita And Me, Meera Syal’s affectionate look at life for the
Meera Syal’s much-loved novel, Anita And Me, has made an acclaimed debut in Birmingham and later this month audiences at Theatre Royal Stratford East will get a chance
I know from personal experience how difficult relationships can be among members of extended families. There’s never a cast iron guarantee that siblings and half siblings will ever
Writing duo Chè Walker and Anoushka Lucas have brought the world premiere of their new play with music The Etienne Sisters to Theatre Royal Stratford East.. This all-female
