New Creation is the latest troubled piece from Brazilian choreographer Bruno Beltrão, famed for radicalising hip-hop and street dance by scooping it off the kerb

The Orange Tree has a well earned reputation for revivals of Bernard Shaw’s plays and this is another delightful example which Paul Miller directs as

Here (says a press release over-optimistically) is an opera for our times about our search for belonging, understanding the incomprehensible, and how charismatic leaders can

This world première production of Frank McGuinness’s 70-minute new play, which opened in Dublin, now comes to London. It offers the unlikely pairing of movie

Fun and feisty, Life’s a Drag reveals the parallel lives of an awkward young Queer. Maxine struggles to resolve the tension between family pressures and

Hugh Moncrieffe has written his autobiography, he is home after the launch party. There are copies around and he puts up the publisher’s poster, perhaps

My first encounter with Cornwall’s James Wilton Dance and it is easy to see what all the fuss is about. Innovative and mesmerising. Vivaldi’s Four

Fun and feisty, Life’s a Drag reveals the parallel lives of an awkward young Queer. Maxine struggles to resolve the tension between family pressures and

Revved, Patrick Quinn’s debut play at the Lyric Belfast, depicts a dark rite of passage set against the background of the annual Donegal International Rally

Prison drama has a long history. If we take two TV extremes, there’s the three highly successful 1970s series of Porridge, written by Clements & Le

The tone of Pickle is set from the off; as the audience make their way to their seats, they’re invited to dance and enjoy sweets,