Cassie has decided to hide out in her basement from the growing right-wing unrest in the American city where she lives in Christine Rose’s topical

It’s a sign of a successful panto when the performers are struggling to continue because they can’t stop laughing. There are two action-stopping moments in

It is 21 years since the première of Moshe Leiser and Patrice Caurier’s production for the Royal Opera, since which time there have been many

As seasonal as Christmas pudding, turkey, stuffing and sprouts, Nutcrackers get family audiences out for their postprandial annual treat, tonight filling the five-thousand-plus-seater Royal Albert Hall.

Sutara Gayle, AKA Lorna Gee, is a celebrated actor and reggae singer. As solo performer for the entire show, Gayle sings and acts out her

Great start with the entrance of Fleshcreep (Richard Meek) magnificently attired (Elizabeth Dennis) and straight into boos and “oh no you won’t”. He is joined

A longish evening (three hours if you include the interval) of donnish talk about classical poetry and male-on-male love won’t be everyone’s taste, but, though

This is director Rebecca Frecknall’s third Tennessee Williams for the Almeida after Olivier-winning Summer and Smoke and A Streetcar Named Desire, soon to be briefly back in the

Virginia Gay’s romantic comedy, Cyrano, could almost have been a party. There are dances, songs, and an audience wearing party hats chucking streamers across the

Gogol Bordello, the punk rock band, lends its name in more ways than one to Dave Molloy’s energetic, beautifully cast rock opera musical of Tolstoy’s

This is a jolly rendition of Sleeping Beauty, which starts with the familiar story then, retaining the plot, largely leaves convention behind. So it starts

First performed in 1992 and staged only fitfully since then, Northern Ballet’s version of A Christmas Carol is further proof of the company’s flair for creating enthralling