Review by Chris Omaweng Bull is a strained and unsettling examination of workplace bullying, power and survival. As pressure ...

All in all, I came for the kinky retelling and stayed for the Shakespeare. Review by Faye Stockley What if he’s the shrew, ...

Winner of the 1963 Tony Award for Best Play, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? retains much relevance decades later. There is ...

An eclectic mix of dance and music, which seemed to lean more towards classical than contemporary on this occasion.

One of the great American musicals in a production worthy of its originators. Very highly recommended as an "old-fashioned" ...

Julian Clary is making a highly-anticipated return to theatres across the UK from Wednesday 7th April – Saturday 5th June ...

Mirror & Mask Productions have brought the one-person play, Look Up At The Stars to the small, 54-seater Hen & Chickens ...

The Night Before Me is intimate, funny, sad, and ultimately uplifting. Tears were shed, and the standing ovation for once was ...

Stripped of the novelty of the walk, the music remains beautiful and engaging.Fabled Forest is presented courtesy of the ...

It was indicative of how much fun the audience was having. A refreshingly light-hearted and surprisingly engaging production.

South Portugal, 2028. Catarina is about to kill her first fascist. It is a rite of passage, steeped in tradition and family ...

Overall, a story that was riveting in parts and lukewarm in others.