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It is rare that a specific production of a play has the same kind...

“It’s been a weird day hasn’t it?” was KT Tunstall’s opening...

The English National Opera makes accessible, beautiful performances normally...

A mere fortnight after the release of his fifth studio album, Sleep No More,...

Some theatre is intended as escapism. This is not...

After a highly successful run at the Edinburgh Fringe, making its London...

Adam Spreadbury-Maher’s cutting-edge wild ride, Trainspotting at the...

Modern theatre cannot escape technology’s enormous influence on society....

It’s almost impossible to really judge Ekachai without taking its surrounding...

Paying tribute to the freedom embodied by the American railroad on the...