Josie Rourke begins her stint as artistic director at the Donmar Warehouse with late Restoration comedy from 1706, The Recruiting Officer by George Farquhar. The set is simple, …
‘I tried to focus on the bits I felt I hadn’t seen in productions before – the play’s examination of dreams, of time, of coincidence …
Pocket G&S wow in their latest performance, as Kirsty Hough discovers
Reviving an old classic is always difficult, and a musical with a plot firmly set in the beliefs of a society totally different to today …
Over the past few years the Nuffield has enjoyed putting on several of Douglas Post’s poignant, powerful plays. Audiences simply can’t get enough. Bloodshot, in …
This comedy in the Nuffield Studio hilariously combines 19th century melodrama with a satire of modern times
The Cirque du Soleil brought their new evolution-based show ‘Totem’ to the Royal Albert, and ‘The Edge’ was pleasantly surprised…
The stage adaptation of Michael Morpugo’s ‘War Horse’ is captivating and poignant, bringing the reality of the First World War to London’s National Theatre.
One unconventional approach to storytelling later, and Malcolm McDowell would be proud!
A triumphant retelling of one of Shakespeare’s longest plays
A serious piece, but always entertaining; Sandi Toksvig’s drama is a gem
mishka catches up with some of Burlesque’s favourite stars
Leave your political correctness at the door. Gloriously inappropriate and brilliantly subversive, Avenue Q shows no signs of ageing
An irritating sojourn through the bowels of Southampton’s industrial sector, but worth the effort
