Italian tradition lands on the stage of The Print Room in the second (and last) day of the Italian Theatre Festival with Dario Fo's Mistero Buffo, directed by Eugenio Allegri and performed by Matthias Martelli.
Alessandro Baricco's Novecento, beloved monologue of many an Italian and more, is presented as the second bill of the Italian Theatre Festival.
The first edition of the Italian Theatre Festival, curated by Monica Capuani and in partnership with the Italian Cultural Institute in London, brings contemporary Italian theatre to London.
Following our journey with the company of Pericles at the National Theatre, we met up with Jim Fortune.
Josh Barrow is reprising his role of Bruce Blakemore in Silk Road (How To Buy Drugs Online).
After his sold-out Sex/Crime (The Glory), Alexis Gregory presents the verbatim Riot Act, directed by Rikki Beadle-Blair.
It's 1957 and Edith Piaf is rehearsing her for her last concert in the United States, she recounts the heartbreaks in her life singing through her pain.
When Fantasia first landed on the scene in 1940, it was a game-changing piece for the world of entertainment as it was the first ever commercial film presented in stereophonic sound.
After being turned into a film, Patrick Ness' award-winning novel A Monster Calls becomes a visceral stage play.
Written by King's Head Theatre's Junior Associate Catherine Exposito, Immaculate Correction details what it feels like to be a working class Catholic schoolgirl in rural Scotland in 2005.
Following our interview with Pericles director Emily Lim, we met up with playwright Chris Bush.
Boo Killebrew recounts the catastrophic impact of Hurricane Katrina on her hometown in the autobiographical The Play About My Dad.
After bringing their Calais experience to the Young Vic, playwrights Joe Murphy and Joe Robertson are ready to take The Jungle to the West End.
Artistic Director of Sphinx Theatre Sue Parrish curates a new collection of short plays written by women and revolving around female characters.
From a Victorian toilet to haunted venues, Amber Massie-Blomfield takes her readers on a journey around the country visiting picturesque theatres in her descriptive and curiously entertaining Twenty Theatres to See Before You Die.
The summer and fall of 1960 saw Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller struggle with a deteriorating marriage on set of The Misfits.
Richard Hope and Mark Hawkins have taken over the roles of Arthur Kipps and The Actor in The Woman in Black.
Jonah (Jonathan Chambers) has been sent on a mission to convince wealthy Claudia (Sandra Dickinson) to sell her huge art collection to a university archive.
Lady Anne Tree thought she had a brilliant idea to help convicts.
Third in line in Michelle Terry's first season as Artistic Director of Shakespeare's Globe is The Two Noble Kinsmen.
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