
James Thierrée – The Toad Knew
From the moment the shimmering red crushed velvet curtain drops to the floor and scampers…
From the moment the shimmering red crushed velvet curtain drops to the floor and scampers…
‘Alan Bennett’ and ‘school’ are likely to be two topics that crop up in close…
Christopher Hampton’s The Philanthropist came about in rather curious circumstances. At the time, having recently…
Christopher Hampton’s translated version of German author Daniel Kehlmann’s successful second play The Mentor, currently…
Ever since Andy Warhol first swept ink through a fine silk mesh and revealed a…
Expectations were high on the press night of English National Opera’s new version of Rodgers…
It’s just over 30 years since Willy Russell’s play Shirley Valentine first premièred at the…
The 1951 film was a colourful reverie starring Gene Kelly and a 17-year-old Leslie Caron…
The Eyes of My Mother looked so unnerving that I actually avoided it at the…
The Garrick Theatre’s new version of The Miser looks like a winning formula. London loves a…
Art relies on change, on flux. As old methods become tarnished with use, artists seek…