Review: The Pitmen Painters
The Pitmen Paintersis Lee Hall’s stage adaptation of a book by William Feaver, following the Ashington Group of miners who in the 1930s took an Art Apprec...
Tiffany Stoneman
Another Review: Spring Awakening
Written by Frank Wedekind in Victorian Germany, Spring Awakening is the story of Wendla and Melchior, young teenagers on an emotional and sexual journey in a ...
Review: Brontë
The Brontës are arguably the most well known family of authors; Jane Eyre is proposed to be the most read book in the English language, second only to the B...
Review: They Came to a City
It is not often you are given the privilege of seeing a show that has only been staged three times, but the New Actors Company treats its audience to a little-k...
Review: To Kill A Mocking Bird
To Kill a Mockingbird is a publishing phenomenon, having sold more than 30 million copies, been translated into 32 languages, adapted into a 1962 film, and in 1...
Review: Great Expectations
If you are looking for a traditional Dickensian tale of London, prepare yourself for something slightly different. Tanika Gupta’s adaptation of the classic ...
