Making its world premiere at the Jack Studio Theatre, A Cool Million (or the...
Debuting at Hampstead Theatre this autumn is David Hare’s The...
Emily Burnett is delighted to be making her professional debut as...
The Southwark Playhouse may not be the biggest of venues, but this production...
The well-loved story Gigi made its revival at the Tabard Theatre last night, after...
As one of the top things to do this Halloween, according to...
Penned by Greg Kotis, co-writer of the 2001 satirical musical Urinetown, Pig Farm...
Dusting off a winning formula, First Love is the Revolution uses...
Monologues are often employed by playwrights to express a character’s want – a...
In a move that seeks to redefine the status of hip-hop dance and...
Before the discourse around toxic relationships entered the cultural lexicon, there was the visceral embodiment of toxic co-dependency via Martha and George in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?. Edward Albee’s seminal play was famously adapted into a film with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, themselves locked in marital tumult. Now, in Marianne...

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