If the Spice Girls and Westlife had formed a supergroup, developed an inflated sense of their own importance and embarked on ...
Compelling and comical in equal measure, there’s much to enjoy in this well-written and well-acted production.
A hilarious, heartfelt country-rock rollercoaster with an outstanding score, witty comedy and one very important message: don ...
There’s more than a whiff of the Janet Cooke scandal in the story in The Story. Cooke was a journalist who was awarded the ...
This new play, written by Rosalind Adler and Lea Sellers, tells the story of celebrated Russian composer Dmitri Shostakovich, ...
One of the marvellous things about Shakespeare’s plays is, of course, the ability to change their setting and time. A story ...
This show began in medias res, to use the term I’m reliably informed is the one to use to describe the plot device of ...
According to the adage, there are seven stages of grief, starting with shock and working through to acceptance; each stage is ...
A briskly paced production – keep up with it, if you can – a series of short plays are stitched together with even shorter ...
An intriguing premise lies at the heart of Island Tides, presented by Young Actor’s Theatre Islington: a high-profile divorce ...
At the 1980 Edinburgh Fringe, Sid Michaels (Will Grice) is performing in a basement bar space. His former comedy partner, ...
It seems oddly fitting that in the week Dolly Parton died, there’s a play on in London about a blonde country singer.
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