Vladimir Shcherban, (co-founder of Belarus Free Theatre) directs Pass the Hat, a new one-man show inspired by the book Farewell Leicester Square by Henry Hollis and co-devised with performer Oliver Bennett at Stone Nest, Shaftesbury Avenue.
‘Still Life’ is the result of two lockdowns and an ingenious example of how theatre can exist and develop even when it is not possible to meet the audience.
HUNCHtheatre bring you their acclaimed modernisation of a neglected Russian masterpiece.
National Theatre of Scotland HAS revealed the latest Scenes for Survival releases
Oliver Bennett and Vladimir Shcherban made a splash in 2018 when their new company, HUNCHtheatre, debuted A Hero of Our Time, a smart, stylish adaptation of the classic Russian novel of the same name.
This action packed adaptation brings Lermontov's 1840 novel into the 21st century with wit and no little elan.
Oliver Bennett, Scarlett Saunders and James Marlowe have been cast in a new adaptation of Russian literary great, Mikhail Lermontov's A Hero of Our Time.
Mercury Theatre Colchester will host the world premiere of the 2017 Mercury Playwrighting Prize winner - Oliver Bennett's Europe After The Rain.
Mercury Theatre Colchester will host the world premiere of the 2017 Mercury Playwrighting Prize winner - Oliver Bennett's Europe After The Rain.
With the 2017 winner of the Mercury Playwriting Prize, Europe After The Rain, beginning rehearsals today, the Mercury Theatre Colchester announces its latest major initiative in support of new plays and new playwrights for 2018.
Mercury Theatre Colchester today announces the full cast and creative team for the world premiere of the 2017 Mercury Playwrighting Prize winner - Oliver Bennett's Europe After The Rain.
First seen in Vibrant A Festival of Finborough Playwrights, the world premiere of a first play by Cornish playwright Henry Darke, Booby's Bay opens at the Finborough Theatre for a four week limited season on Tuesday, 30 January 2018.
The Mercury Playwriting Prize, in this inaugural year, received over 160 entries from emerging local writers.
Five finalists have been shortlisted for the first WiT Award, a prize created to discover and nurture new writers working in the theatre industry.
The Arcola Theatre today announced its Winter Season, with new plays by David Greig, Ron Hutchinson, Christina Lamb, Belarus Free Theatre, Christine Bacon, Sergio Blanco and Henry Naylor.
Based on the 1994 film, the Glasgow/UK stage version of Backbeat is making its US premiere at the Ahmanson with all the fire, guts and gusto that engender a genuinely moving dramatic story.
Previews begin today, January 20, for the U.
Previews begin this Sunday, January 20, for the U.
