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

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

The sound of a police siren plays off stage. Jonty Stephens’  Morcambe gazes off to the wings, immediately transporting our…

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

In addition to being one of the bestselling fiction writers in the world, Agatha Christie is a very successful female…

From gangs and knife crime, to domestic violence, bad parenting and teenage rebellion, Romeo and Juliet holds a mirror up to…

When coming to a text as well-frequented as Romeo and Juliet, the pressure to put a different spin on it…

Going to see a panto as an Italian, raised in a theatre culture that has truly nothing even similar to…

There is a place for youth theatre that goes beyond simple item of interest for community news, and that speaks…

A comedic piece meant for two actors and a singer, The Messiah stems from playwright Patrick Barlow’s experience with The…