Theatre
“It’s a long road that doesn’t have a bend”, but Annis is reluctant to even set out on the journey.
Escapism. It’s what theatre, and indeed musicals, are all about.
Magnetic North are restaging their seminal production of Walden together with a newly-commissioned
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society has announced a new fund to support struggling, UK-based Fringe artis
“But now that you left me
Good lord, good lord, how I cried
The pure art of live theatre, actors performing a play, again and again, is the name of the game here, Carl
Harry lives in a shadowy borderland, a liminal shoreline where the past laps the present.
This classic Lerner and Loewe musical is presented in a sumptuous revival directed by Bartlett Sher, delive
Returning for a UK and Ireland tour 5 years after a record-breaking run in the West End and successive sell
The ghost of an idea.
Hidden Door, a not-for-profit arts organisation run entirely by volunteers, specialises in discovering…
We don't generally expect to see women of a "certain age" on stage mimicking a self-induced orgasm, turning
Based on the 1895 science fiction novel by H. G.
With slick dancing, high energy and a wow factor in charisma that only a strong community can drum up,
There are worlds both separate and intersected.
There are not enough hours in the day for couple Jess and Robbie, both busy, career driven and looking to r
The middle of the Pacific Ocean is far away from home for most people. Islands shrouded in cloud and myste
When required to play opponent to his oppressor, Joseph Knight opens a chess game with a deliberate and apt
“You don’t start again at 42, you know” crestfallen, empty nester mum and wife Shirley says to her
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