A Day by the Sea (Susan Elkin reviews)
It’s 1953. War widow, Frances Farrar (Alix Dunmore) has just divorced her second husband and has returned, with her children, for a...
It’s 1953. War widow, Frances Farrar (Alix Dunmore) has just divorced her second husband and has returned, with her children, for a...
Chino Odimba’s neat twist on Oliver Twist makes the point that the exploitation of boys like Oliver by criminals in Dickens’s novel...
It’s time to sing the praises of Theatre Centre – the new writing company specialising in young audience work, based in Shoreditch...
If venues take money from the theatregoing public for children’s shows, then they have a moral duty – it should be a...
Launched four years ago, Michael Grandage’s MGCfutures charity is committed to giving tomorrow’s creative talent a leg-up in the theatre industry, through...
Table Manners, Living Together, Round and Round the Garden Jonathan Broadbent leaps around the stage demonstrating that chess isn’t a sensible game...
Rarely have I felt so elatedly moved and shell shocked at the end of a performance as I did when Jonathan Mumby’s...
Last week I attended an event at Royal Opera House. In effect it was a press briefing to introduce the new season...