Review: Lava Lamps, RADA Festival
Part of the ongoing RADA Festival, the curiously titled Lava Lamps, written and performed by Imogen Hudson-Clayton, is a dissection of modern womanhood in all i...
Gielgud Theatre
Feature: Nothing incidental or curious about Gielgud’s renewal
Image by Brinkhoff Moegenburg There’s nothing particularly curious as to why The National’s The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time has recently an...
Filskit Theatre: Is the stage ready for its close up?
Visit your local cinema these days and, among the listings for all the big budget blockbusters and rom-coms, you will start to notice an increasingly cultural f...
Review: Strangers On A Train, Gielgud Theatre
Patricia Highsmith’s novel, telling the story of two protagonists' fateful encounter, was first published over 60 years ago; however, theatregoers and thrill-...
Review: Private Lives
Noel Coward’s Private Lives is an absolute scream, much like those issued by divorcees Elyot and Amanda during their many sparkling skirmishes. It’s really...
Competition: Win tickets to An Audience With Helen Mirren at the Gielgud Theatre
Whether you have been lucky enough to see her Olivier Award-winning performance in The Audience or not, you now have the opportunity for your own audience with ...