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In this powerful revival of George and Ira Gershwin and George...

When theatre comes from the periphery it has the space in which to creatively...

South Africa, 1961. Amidst the shanties and mud huts of Port Elizabeth’s...

Japanese percussion troupe Yamato returns to London with a new show,...

There’s an exciting, often unspoken...

Joshua Harmon’s latest venture is an expletive-ridden exorcism of...

Based on the classic vintage TV show, The Twilight Zone at...

There is no easy way around it. Making a children’s film is an admirable yet...

A serial killer is reincarnated as an eight-year-old boy in Nicholas McCarthy’s (The Pact)...

Shakin’ Stevens – the biggest-selling UK singles artist of the...