As I said in my review of Red Ladder Theatre’s The Damned United a few months ago, I’m really not into football. I do of course love theatre, however, so I find...
The welcome return of the York Theatre Royal means it’s also time to welcome back their intimate Studio venue. Although not quite matching the grandeur of their...
Adaptation can be a tricky thing indeed. But when it comes to re-working an ancient play – a play first written several centuries ago – and then making it work ...
A few weeks ago an Indian company called Jana Natya Manch came to visit Slung Low's home, the HUB. They are this fierce, rather brilliant agit-prop theatre comp...
Henry Raby invites his audience into his world of childhood superheroes, where the Beanie rules and the need for deodorant is near on forgotten. In a world of c...
Theatre is a constantly changing organism that grows, develops and spurts off new ideas and techniques which get employed into theatre and performance...