Maeterlinckian symbolism and Munch’s angst find their way into Strindberg’s play, which dissects the everyday hell that is marriage and other people. He wrote Dance

Hot House is the new work by Richard Chappell Dance, which premièred last night to a full house. The company celebrates its 10-year anniversary and

The Almeida Theatre’s 2021 production of Macbeth, available online for a brief spring 2023 season, is a dark and savage reading of the play. It

Wonderful, wonderful, most wonderful, Robert Cohan’s choreographic and artistic legacy lives on, passed from generation to generation. And preserved on film. London Contemporary Dance Theatre

Freud, the Golden Age of Hollywood, Hitchcock’s Vertigo, the surreal, a troubled mind, mad grief—enough to drive you insane… And the ‘dead’ city of Bruges—what

It’s gratifying, at a time when light musicals so dominate mainstream theatre, to find a relatively small company tackling one of the dramatic masterpieces, and

Say what you like about Macbeth but the play is indestructible. Flabbergast Theatre has thrown the seemingly unimaginable at it—clowns, mud, party hats and puppets—and

Peter Wright and Galina Samsova’s 1981 production of the perennial favourite Swan Lake never fails to enchant. Gothic and sumptuous, dark and light: Tchaikovsky’s romantic

Heathers the Musical is a dark, dark comedy shown in Technicolor. Despite an uncomfortably difficult subject matter, Andy Fickman’s directing still manages to hook us

Gaynor O’Flynn, whose show Time premièred this week, could be considered someone to admire. She has decades of experience as an artist, film-maker and campaigner

Victoria Wood, much loved comedienne, writer and entertainer, got her big break on the TV talent show New Faces in 1974 which led to an

This new political drama by Rob Ward, billed as football, politics and the labour of love, is set in spring 1996. Football-wise, this certainly hits