After winning the Olivier award back in 2017, Jon Brittain’s Rotterdam is a striking production that looks at gender in an intimate, honest and thought-provoking…
REVIEW | The Taming of the Shrew | RSC
The roles are reversed in the RSC’s latest production of The Taming of the Shrew as we are transported into a female dominated world where…
REVIEW | Kunene and The King | RSC
It’s 2019, 25 years after the first post-apartheid democratic election in South Africa and two men from contrasting walks of life are thrown together to…
INTERVIEW | Claire Symonds on Ten Years of The Lowry’s Artist Development Programme
On the day of the Lowry Showcase, I sat down with Clare Symonds, The Lowry’s Theatre Programmer and Producer who heads up their Artist Development….
REVIEW | Memories of Fools at Berlin’s Chamäleon Theatre
Celebrating their 15th year, the Chamäleon Theatre in Berlin are dedicated to presenting New Circus from all over the world in their stunning venue. With internationally-acclaimed…
REVIEW | The Trick | UK Tour
Direct from a run at The Bush in London, The Trick is described as a magic show that tells the story of love, loss and…
INSIDE | SingEasy – The West End’s Musical Sing-a-long Extravaganza
Hosted in the heart of the West End, The Piano Works’ SingEasy experience puts you at the heart of the show with a sing-a-long extravaganza….
REVIEW | Wise Children | UK Tour
Adapted from Angela Carter’s novel, Wise Children is a celebration of show business told in the most exuberant and joyous way. In the programme notes,…