Review: Redefining Juliet, The Pit at the Barbican
Juliet Capulet of Shakespeare’s world-renowned Romeo & Juliet might be one of, if not the most famous female character ever written for the stage. Countless...
Romeo and Juliet
Review: We’ve Got Each Other, Pleasance Theatre
For a Bon Jovi amateur whose fandom is limited to Livin' On A Prayer, my knowledge needn't be more experienced! Paul O’Donnell takes us on an idea for a Bon Jov...
Review: Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare’s Globe
A black cloth, torn and irregular, is suspended over the stage of Shakespeare’s Globe – reminiscent of a foreboding spider’s web. From the very beginning, this ...
Blog: The NYT at 60: We are proud of our young
As the National Youth Theatre's 60th anniversary West End season approaches its close, the company's Chief Executive and Artistic Director reflects on the impac...
Review: Romeo and Juliet, Rudolf Steiner House
The tale of Romeo and Juliet is a universal tale, one of conflict, sorrow and love; the fact that it’s such a well-known story means it faces the challenge of a...
NEWS: Arts world commemorates the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death
Today marks the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare, the man widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language. The date is be...