Review: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, West Yorkshire Playhouse
Does everyone have their evacuation slips? You’ll need them as we have a long journey ahead. Hop on board a steam train that travels along a winding track (crea...
Sally Cookson
Review: Jane Eyre, National Theatre
Jane Eyre is a novel that lives within the social consciousness, the name is recognised across nations and languages and the story is one that has been told ove...
Review: Peter Pan, National Theatre
‘To die will be an awfully big adventure!’ roars Peter Pan (Paul Hilton), washed atop Marooner’s Rock in Mermaid’s Lagoon, his grim fate now all but sealed by t...
Feature: Sally Cookson’s gender reversed Sleeping Beauty
‘I know that fairytales are often considered lightweight and superficial, but when you dig deep they provide us with incredibly important maps to help us unders...
Review: Jane Eyre, National Theatre
Think Jane Eyre and you probably think corsets, grand houses and Yorkshire moors – but maybe not confetti, flames and Gnarls Barkley? Then think again, because ...
Review: Tiddler and Other Terrific Tales, Leicester Square Theatre
A motherless monkey, a scruffy giant, a wise old man and a fish with a big imagination – Scamp Theatre’s Tiddler and Other Terrific Tales stitches together Juli...