The Misandrist, that is someone who hates men, as misogynists hate women. In this case that is Rachel, though well into the second act, she

This play may be about a situation in Italy half a century ago, but the parallels with the UK today are obvious, even before they

Director Lotte Wakeham writes in the programme that, according to a 2017 article in The New Yorker, Lauren Gunderson is by far the most performed playwright

Annie Proulx’s short story about the secret love between two Wyoming cowboys has already been made into an Oscar-winning film by Ang Lee and an

Given the thousands of knife crimes each year in the UK, it is understandable that pupils are banned from carrying knives in school. If they

Harold Pinter is better known for works including The Homecoming and Betrayal than these much shorter one-act plays penned years earlier. The Dumb Waiter and

Written in the early 1920s this, I believe, was the first of Coward’s plays to tackle serious issues and must have been quite a shock

It is a particular contradiction that the nation of Malta has gay and transgender rights that rank as some of the most progressive in Europe,

Based on the novel that was also the source for Francois Truffaut’s nouvelle vague film, Jules and Jim presents a bohemian trio of poet and

Part memoir, part collection of opinion pieces (sometimes political, sometimes about ‘the business’) and part advice manual, this book, subtitled “An A to Z of

J B Priestley (1894–1984) was a prolific writer of novels, short stories, essays, plays and passionate left-wing polemic. He was an influential figure during and

In the past, director Nicholas Hytner has immersed Bridge Theatre audiences in the glens of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, the Rome of Julius Caesar and