Stories of immense bravery during the Second World War are countless, yet what sets this extraordinary and true tale apart is ...

There’s an intriguing, if brief, perspective on the Russo-Ukrainian War in this show that British mainstream media has ...

As ever with comedy shows of this nature, sit in the front row at one’s own risk. This rather absurdist show is not for ...

An unusual visit to the White Bear Theatre last night for not one but two one act plays on the same bill.  Even more unusual, ...

This is a great addition to Disney+. In London’s West End, where this pro-shot recording was filmed (despite its listing as ...

For those of us of a certain age (and the majority of the audience at the Richmond Theatre last night were definitely of a ...

Such is the amount of tension and drama in “the only lesbian choir in the country” that, in some ways, it’s unsurprising there aren’t more. A schoolboy ...

Seeing this screening on a warm summer’s evening (well, warm for England) went rather well with seeing a Tennessee Williams ...

Tammy Scowls (Dolly Diamond) steals the show in a narrative ostensibly about Ben (Terry Geo) and his journey to overcome the ...

Boys from the Blackstuff is a play adapted by James Graham from Alan Bleasdale's 1982 BAFTA-winning television series of the ...

This play is the essence of what I adore about fringe theatre. What an improbable story, it feels more like a Hollywood ...

It is relatively easy, I would imagine, to shout and swear about everything wrong with the world for an hour – at the risk of ...