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A two character play, set in book-laden,...

There are many extraordinary things about this play by Chris Thorpe, a retelling...

The Barbican’s Curve Gallery is used to best effect...

Coco Chanel once said that to be irreplaceable one must always be...

With last year’s Bowie retrospective, combined with other The...

On the last night of their European tour Edward...

In this touching, raw play, theatre company Inky Cloak...

The famous feminist theorist Shulamith Firestone once wrote in her powerful Note from the First...

The low ceiling beckons loud volume and deep echoes as Birthdays waits patiently for...

Former Million Dead vocalist and star of the London Olympics opening ceremony, Frank...