It is easy to live our lives in a place without ever being aware of its particular ecosystem, the special historical context that made it

Verdi’s fifth opera may feature the sort of implausibility that gives the genre a bad name, but it also contains such a succession of rich

Bang is the story of Joan Vollmer, one of the pivotal women in the group that defined the Beat Generation who, despite being one of

The foyer and theatre are decked out for a wedding with balloons, pink and blue ribbons and flowers; there is a wedding cake on the

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

British Youth Musical Theatre is returning to Birmingham Hippodrome’s Patrick Studio to present a new musical, #50 Days. Performed by a company of 14- to 21-year-olds

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

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

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

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

Warmly touching and physical, this autobiographical show from David Scotland is as much a story of working out how to love yourself as it is

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