You don’t have to look very hard to find a regeneration area in London. We see some of them in the film footage projected onto

Prime—would does that word mean—in the prime of life, prime numbers? In Jordan Harrison’s Pulitzer-nominated 2014 play, made into a sci-fi film in 2017, it’s

Actor Ian Hallard’s debut play as a dramatist takes its title from an ABBA song and ABBA are its inspiration, but you don’t have to

Staging the most spectacular of Italian operas is a logistical challenge for any company, as Verdi himself discovered when his scenery for the Cairo première

First seen in 1999 with several later stagings, Zinnie Harris’s award-winnng play now gets a stylish in-the-round revival at the Young Vic. Though drawing on

America’s brutal war against Vietnam killed, according to many estimates, over a million people. It left many more people deeply traumatised. Richard Vergette’s sensitive seventy-minute

Many words have already been written about J B Priestley’s stage thriller An Inspector Calls, now approaching the 80th anniversary of its first performance in

If you love courtroom drama, then The Verdict is probably one of the best—and even if like me it’s not really your favourite genre, this

This lively musical, originally commissioned by Singapore Repertory Theatre, where it premièred in 2015, is based on a Norwegian fairytale collected by Hans Anderson. It

Olivier-nominated actor Danny Lee Wynter’s debut play as a dramatist centres on mixed-race gay black-activist actor David (played by Wynter) and some of his closest

Hull Truck Theatre present everything from musicals to puppetry to plays this spring. With film screenings, workshops and events also happening this month, Hull Truck Theatre

Choreographer Seeta Patel’s mission is clear. She merges contemporary movement with classical Indian Bharatanatyam dance in one almighty clash of the cymbals where East meets