Dust is a powerful and shocking piece of theatre written and performed by Milly Thomas about suicide and mental health. This performance feels like a…
INTERVIEW | Jude Christian on Combining Othello & Macbeth to Focus on the Female Voices
In a collaboration between HOME and the Lyric Hammersmith, director Jude Christian is creating a two-hour staging of two of Shakespeare’s most famous plays. OthelloMacbeth…
REVIEW | Pop Music | Birmingham Rep
When I walked into the Pop Music at the Birmingham Rep, within the first five minutes I didn’t quite know what to expect. Two people…
REVIEW | The Return of the Soldier | Hope Mill Theatre
The Hope Mill Theatre’s latest musical theatre venture sees an adaptation of Rebecca West’s novel Return of the Soldier turned into a poignant and moving…
REVIEW | Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo | UK Tour
Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo (The Trocks) opened in London this week to kick off their UK tour. The New York based all-male company…
Siobhan Athwal on Telling the Bold True Story of the Brontë Sisters in Rock Musical Wasted
Hitting the Southwark Playhouse this September is the new rock musical Wasted, that tells the true story of the Brontë sisters like you’ve never seen them before….
INSIDE | Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Afternoon Tea | One Aldwych Hotel
What better way to top off a hugely theatrical day catching two shows in London than indulging in some scrumptious Charlie and the Chocolate Factory…
REVIEW | Freeman | UK Tour
Freeman is a brilliantly bold and utterly remarkable piece of fringe theatre that takes a defiant look at institutionalised racism. Strictly Arts use physical theatre…