It seems apt that in the Bristol Old Vic’s landmark 250th year they have chosen…

London has been hit by the plague and those lucky or wealthy enough have fled…

Most theatre goers are familiar with walking through the auditorium doors and having anywhere between…

The last time we saw Sir Kenneth Branagh on stage at The Garrick, he was…

“Yerma” means “barren” – and the agony of childlessness is given shocking and disturbing power…

Supposing all is right with the world, there is no way in which a production…

While the Sun Shines, Terrence Rattigan’s eighth play, first premièred in 1943 to rave reviews…

“Woah. She just went from zero to 100 and didn’t come back, did she?” puffed…

‘Now is the winter of our discontent’, hisses one of Shakespeare’s most malevolent villains, Richard…

Lady Anna: All at Sea is a lesser known work by the prolific Victorian novelist…

The new Theatre Royal Bath revival of Noël Coward’s Present Laughter, which first premièred in…

The other day I had a message from gmail, telling me that there had been…