Internal

Internal is a new work by Canadian Tania Tuusa, who also performs this solo show about a painfully lonely and unconfident young woman. The story

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Great Expectations

This clever relocation of Dickens’s well-known story to India at the turn of the twentieth century when the British were trying to partition Bengal retains

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I Believe in One Bach

Written and performed by Chris Brannick and Karen Kirkup, I Believe in One Bach is a psychological drama following Alan Gottelib, a 2nd violinist being

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Self-Raising

There is something about Jenny Sealey which is mesmerising. Having spent a career fighting for the rights of differently able people to get onto a

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Snake in the Grass

Variety has definitely been the byword for the 2023 Classic Thriller Season at Nottingham’s Theatre Royal. As usual, four plays have been performed in four

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Henry VIII

When it comes to English royalty, Henry VIII must surely be the personality most often depicted across various art forms. In addition to numerous portraits

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Jane/Norma

There have been many important moments in the long struggle for abortion rights. Among the legal consequences of these struggles, perhaps the most famous is

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How the Other Half Loves

One of Ayckbourne’s early plays—a West End success in 1970—How the Other Half Loves was innovative in its stagecraft and gained a reputation for being

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Thrown

Thrown follows a group of highly motivated women who come together to play in and perhaps win the Highland Games. Initially, they are a group

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In Everglade Studio

London, 1974, where the musical duo of Baron and Skye are in a subterranean recording studio trying to hammer out a new album. Their slimy

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