Production images of Jack Baldwin, Laurence Pears and Charlie Ives, rehearsal image of Charlie Richards. in 1993, Steven Spielberg’s...

Picture the scene. It’s a murder mystery play. Written by Agatha Christie. Already a recipe for success, just look at the mega power that...

A theatre nestled in the arches under a railway bridge seems an appropriate home for a show about a train journey, and ‘Cockfosters’ at...

What is it really like to be a performer in musical theatre? What really happens backstage? What do the cast members really think of each...

Charlie thought that he had done everything right with his life; he’d found a girl and gotten married, he had a good job, and he thought...

There are some big questions floating around in the world: what is the meaning of life? Why are we here? What came first? The chicken or...

Car chases, secret weapons, hidden villainous hideaways, schemes and the battle between good and evil; all things that we are associate...

If there is anywhere that is constantly evolving and growing, it’s London. New buildings here, a new train line there, people coming and...

Meg (Victoria Serra) is nine months pregnant, worrying about the future of her unborn child. She doesn’t know what to expect, she doesn’t...

Livestream - Gifted I’ve seen quite a few pantomimes over the years, and if I’m being honest, I’d gotten quite used to the formula; a...

Kylie. Bananarama. Donna Summer. Rick Astley. It’s a throwback of mammoth proportions, hit after hit, a dance party here and a dance...

Worth the wait? Sometimes, no matter how big a fan you are of something, there can be a part of that something that simply escapes you,...

At the Edinburgh Fringe, you don’t have to look very hard to find a show that involves at least some element of improv, and over the...

Punctuation can make all the difference and can be incredibly important when it comes to naming something, after all it is punctuation...

‘This is not fiction’. This is the phrase that covers the posters for ‘I, Daniel Blake’, the new stage adaptation of Ken Loach’s 2016...

Okay, hands up, I’ll admit. I am one of those people who has never really ‘got’ Shakespeare. The language has always been a struggle for...

Heartbreak, grief, treacherous journeys, loss, war, mental health and the process of seeking asylum, a hard-hitting combination that may...

Many adults these days would be able to look back at their childhoods and say that they can remember settling down to watch the...

It’s not very often that the vast majority of the people in a room together can admit that they’ve had the same or even very similar...

Oh look, what a shock. She’s writing about a mischief show again. But let’s be honest here, is that really a surprise? Mischief Theatre...