Warm and cosy, rather like a Miss Marple without the murder, whilst Terrence Rattigan’s Flare…

The estimable English Touring Theatre normally produce revivals of plays that make for, if nothing…

There is something inherently British about the way we delight in farce. Perhaps it is…

The Donmar’s current production opens in a naval hospital with heavy overtones of an asylum.…

It’s just as well that Nell Gwynn was a real person because she’d be entirely…

It’s amazing how a bit of nakedness never fails to entertain. Basic as the response…

Rabbit Hole is a Pulitzer Prize winning drama from playwright David Lindsay-Abaire. You might be…

Secrets are a recurring theme in Ibsen. And Solness, the ‘Master Builder’ of the title,…

No, Red Velvet isn’t a play about the delicious American frosted sponge cake, the title…

The transfer of Chichester Festival Theatre’s 2014 production of Guys and Dolls follows hot on…

The Donmar Warehouse is currently reviving Christopher Hampton’s award-winning adaptation of the French classic Les…

It’s not often that I see a production that genuinely moves me, but the Old…