Christopher Walker reviews Wayne McGregor’s Autobiography
Wayne McGregor’s Autobiography is certainly experimental.
Read MoreWayne McGregor’s Autobiography is certainly experimental.
Read MoreThis week, at an event at the London Palladium, a new campaign was launched, calling on the Government to enable every child to attend the theatre at least once during their school years.
Read More“Nothing can shock me anymore.” So did the pompous theatre critic tempt Fate.
Read MoreThe National Theatre’s big set piece this Spring is Nye by Tim Price.
Read MoreNachtland, a thought-provoking piece at the Young Vic by Berlin’s star playwright Marius Von Mayenburg.
Read MoreFounded over 30 years ago and now based at the Albany Theatre in Deptford, Kali Theatre offers unique opportunities in new theatre writing for women of South Asian descent.
Read MoreFounded over 30 years ago and now based at the Albany Theatre in Deptford, Kali Theatre offers unique opportunities in new theatre writing for women of South Asian descent.
Read MoreIn times of unrest, it is common for our storytellers to focus on the major players, telling stories of astonishing bravery, of unspeakable atrocity, of power politicians and international strategists.
Read MoreIn times of unrest, it is common for our storytellers to focus on the major players, telling stories of astonishing bravery, of unspeakable atrocity, of power politicians and international strategists.
Read MoreIn times of unrest, it is common for our storytellers to focus on the major players, telling stories of astonishing bravery, of unspeakable atrocity, of power politicians and international strategists.
Read MoreIn times of unrest, it is common for our storytellers to focus on the major players, telling stories of astonishing bravery, of unspeakable atrocity, of power politicians and international strategists.
Read MoreIn times of unrest, it is common for our storytellers to focus on the major players, telling stories of astonishing bravery, of unspeakable atrocity, of power politicians and international strategists.
Read MoreIn times of unrest, it is common for our storytellers to focus on the major players, telling stories of astonishing bravery, of unspeakable atrocity, of power politicians and international strategists.
Read MoreIn times of unrest, it is common for our storytellers to focus on the major players, telling stories of astonishing bravery, of unspeakable atrocity, of power politicians and international strategists.
Read MoreWritten and directed by stage and screen magician Derren Brown, Unbelievable will be on at the Criterion Theatre in the West End, right on the corner of Piccadilly Circus, until January 7.
Read MoreThe Olivier-nominated theatre company Les Enfants Terribles and HOME Manchester has brought a Christmas holiday run of The House with Chicken Legs, to the Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall, in Belvedere Road, South Bank.
Read MoreThis is a dark, disturbing play. It inverts our most scared beliefs. Home, family, motherhood. And leaves the poor theatre goer battered and bruised.
Read MoreWritten by award-winning writer and composer Vikki Stone and directed by Tonderai Munyevu, this outrageous twist on the classic fairy tale sees Tilly La Belle Yengo leading the cast as Cinderella in her Lyric stage debut.
Read MoreEvery Christmas season, dance genius Matthew Bourne, treats us to a new spectacular production at Sadler’s Wells. This year we have Edward Scissorhands.
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