In a screen-to-stage adaptation that strikes a balance between thriller and comedy, making it most suitable to a Summer theatre…

Open-air theatre is a much-loved Summer pleasure, and Everyman Theatre is back to Sophia Gardens for yet another year of…

The latest instalment in the WNO’s Freedom season is an interesting double bill hinging on the theme of unjust imprisonment…

WNO’s Freedom season, bringing to the stage a range of different works all focussing on human rights, opens on an emotional note…

The story of Queen Victoria is a challenging one to approach, for a multitude of reason: the sheer scope and…

Calendar Girls is adapted from a real story. As I was leaving the theatre yesterday, I couldn’t help thinking that…

Spring is often the time for a bit of lightheartedness, and a comedy that doesn’t ask too much of its…

Willy Hudson’s one-man-show, written and performed with humour, charm and the occasional twinge of self-deprecation, would appear at face value…

I have an interesting relationship with Macbeth. The Scottish Tragedy, as it is superstitiously referred to, is easily my favourite…

In the interview accompanying the programme for the play, writer Simon Beaufoy notes that it is somewhat disconcerting that The…