At this point, despite only four years since it premièred at the Dorfman Theatre, The Ocean at the End of the Lane’s reputation precedes it.

Have you ever thought you had a great idea for a TV sitcom, wondered how to turn it into a reality? You might pick up

This co-production with the New Vic brings back to the professional stage one of the most performed plays in the UK, mainly due to its

Five women—spanning several centuries of history—walk into a restaurant… So not the standard set-up for a joke, but a timely revival of Caryl Churchill’s 1980s

This particular staging of The Cunning Little Vixen—directed by Sir David Pountney in 1980 as part of a Janáček season performed by Scottish Opera and

These beautifully staged performances, very much in the style in which they were first seen, present an ideal opportunity to compare the work of John

On 23 February 2020, the young unarmed black man Ahmaud “Maud” Arbery, was jogging in Satilla Shores, Georgia when he was pursued by three white

The three distinct parts of Sean Holmes’s modern dress production of The Winter’s Tale lasting over three hours are most comfortable in the second part

Do you believe in the Devil? You’ll find him today, a prologue to this play at the Almeida, bemoaning that we don’t give him the

The Last Vagabonds lets us glimpse the unhappy mind of the young student Bill (Teddy Monroe). He’s at odds with the world and uncertain of

Don’t expect any uplifting sequences in Oklahoma directed by Daniel Fish. This is a production that explores a more disturbing side of America. Gun displays

Using elements of fringe and physical theatre, a circus setting, and an abundant supply of acting energy, no-one could dispute that this production goes around,