Drama
The American short story, "The Yellow Wallpaper" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman was first published in 1892 in…
Bette Bourne, the renowned drag artist, is now in his seventies. In three separate parts, A Life in Three…
Almost as soon as the bridegroom steps forward to deliver a speech of thanks replete with unconscious irony…
I had never heard of the Dusseldorf Ripper. Come to think of it, I had never heard of Dusseldorf. I hated…
An e-ticket for this show appeared magically in my email inbox. Strange, I hadn't ordered it - was my fate…
The vast space of the Assembly Hall with its high rafters and apron stage, is the ideal theatre to stage this…
I remember reading David Mamet's Oleanna many, many years ago. Specific memories of it are sketchy at best,…
Postmodernist '90s themes meet '60s Dixie Land tunes in this charming operetta about the effects of amnesia…
Two men wait, and while they wait, they talk. Tom (Will Andrews) has a degree but works as a security guard.…
Good theatre is like the elixir of life and Brian Friel's play Faith Healer is a theatrical experience. …
"In the Spring of 1944 on my return from Africa, I went to London to find a job and was soon established at…
To deliver an affecting piece of theatre is an impressive achievement. To do it without words and with props…
In a monochrome world, a dysfunctional family search for forgotten things. These are not necessarily…
There is a certain reputation that follows an artist. That of heavy drinking, cigarette smoking, fiendish,…
Appearances can be deceptive. Something can look so perfect on the outside. Beautiful in every way that you…
Since its first performance at Edinburgh's Traverse Theatre in 1998, Sarah Kane's Crave has become a classic…
Palace of the End is a play about Iraq. It is a set of monologues involving three characters who have been…
After a string of award winning stage plays (After the End, Osama the Hero, and Love and Money) as well as a…
Three theatrical trunks of a certain age dominate the space, from behind which Sian Williams emerges in quasi…
I was once in a bar and I met a woman who seemed to be able to look right inside me and tell me what was…