Starting as a series of bedtime stories for Kenneth Grahame’s young son, The Wind in the Willows became a publishing phenomenon. It is hardly surprising

Christopher Hampson’s The Snow Queen first swept through the winter season in 2019 as part of Scottish Ballet’s 50th anniversary year. That wintery precipice just

Trauma… A contemporary French play, False Note, about trauma, retribution, and resolution in Ukrainian with English surtitles comes to London from war-ravaged Ukraine for one

For years, the only opportunity for theatregoers to see The Mousetrap was during a visit to London. As such it has the status of a tourist attraction

Who doesn’t love a Christmas show, especially one performed by two of our favourite nursery rhyme characters, Nero the cat, who plays the fiddle, and

Headlong’s disturbing take on Henry V, directed by Holly Race-Roughan, shines a light on the way weakness and insecurity in a dictator, a King, can

Baghdaddy opens with flashes of light and loud explosions, the sound of war, before revealing a dad and his loved daughter Darlee celebrating her 8th

Thirteen years ago, the Lyric Hammersmith heralded a new chapter in its history by bringing pantomime back to its stage. Jack and the Beanstalk kicked

The annual festive show at the New Vic in north Staffordshire is usually something special and the 2022 offering is no exception. The theatre’s artistic

Pete Carruthers is a man on a mental health mission. As writer, director, producer and an actor in this absorbing studio production he’s also clearly

Headlong’s disturbing take on Henry V, directed by Holly Race-Roughan, shines a light on the way weakness and insecurity in a dictator, a King, can generate