It’s an extensive rumination on family, Jewishness, marriage, and the boundaries of emotional infidelity, but it neglects the nuances and peculiarities of the characters, who ultimately remain two-dimensional figurines with very little identity.
Miriam’s 15-year-old son is nowhere to be found.
In early 1974, American actress Patty Hearst was brutally abducted from her flat in California by the Symbionese Liberation Army, deemed the first far-left terrorist organisation.
Kimmings propels the plot with meta-theatrical orchestrated chaos.
Keelan Kember writes a morally compromised microcosm where art is money, status, violence, and power.
Branded as “366 Daily Inspirations for Writers & Artists,” this compendium of prompts contains an abundance of inspiration.
Now that days are getting colder and nights are getting longer, it’s time to get spooky.
With a cast as starry as the Ibsen’s Norwegian skies, The Lady from the Sea is adapted into a thrilling, biting comic drama by Simon Stone.
Have you ever wished to have the same auditory experience as a deer? Or maybe a cow? Now you can.
At a time when people are arrested by the hundreds for peacefully protesting the ongoing genocide, Swag Age resonates across nations and languages.
“Does my flesh dazzle you?” a lascivious Christopher Marlowe asks a flustered William Shakespeare in what we can only describe as an exceptional example of theatrical slash fiction.
Worlds clash once again in Mike Bartlett’s universe.
We meet Jamie and Ruby as they’re planning their wedding playlist.
We are delighted to report that real fringe theatre is back.
Two joints, both alike in dignity: Monty’s Tacos and Caps Bar.
What did our critic think of SING STREET at Lyric Hammersmith Theatre?
The recent statistics surrounding alcohol consumption in the UK are frankly staggering.
It’s a truth universally acknowledged that bisexuals are often underserved when it comes to theatre and media.
Sarah Kane is part of the mythology of British theatre.
Days are getting longer, nights are warmer, and we have a brand new musical romantic comedy premiering in East London.
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