The Divide
Mention the name Alan Ayckbourn and most people think first of small-scale, often achingly funny,…
Mention the name Alan Ayckbourn and most people think first of small-scale, often achingly funny,…
Returning to Theatre Royal Bath as part of an extensive UK tour, the hugely popular…
With blisteringly well crafted characters and dialogue, The Birthday Party was Hackney-born Harold Pinter’s 2nd…
I caught The Agatha Christie Company’s latest touring thriller production, The Case of the Frightened…
I am glad to have been born during the height of Andrew Lloyd-Weber’s popularity, when…
Sometimes it’s impossible to find words to describe music. Often it’s about what we feel,…
Titus Andronicus. Rape. Cannibalism. Extreme bloodshed. Hardly the recipe for a festive Christmas play. Add…
It’s not every Saturday that you’re set a challenge by a Cheshire Cat with attitude.…
Mascagni’s Cavalleria Rusticana and Leoncavallo’s I Pagliacci – the most famous opera double act there…
Sadler’s Wells new Christmas show is Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella. Matthew Bourne for Christmas is becoming…
As if we don’t have any worthy contemporary British playwrights to showcase, following German writer…
Standing on the platform at the Barbican tube after the RSC’s performance of Antony and…