Reading Time: 2 minutesAfter the success of Radical Rediscovery: Feminist Theatre in Britain, 1969–1992 in 2024, Dr Susan Croft continues her work of uncovering overlooked but vital histories of British theatre: the LGBTQ+ theatre and performances.
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with Lorna Want who plays Mina in Dracapella - a comedy retelling of Dracula featuring a capella renditions of popular rock hits, with a stellar cast including Ako Mitchell, Keala Settle, Stephen Ashfield, Lorna Want and world champion beatboxer Alex Hackett, aka ABH.
Reading Time: 2 minutesJohn Wilson Conducts The Academy Symphony Orchestra with immense youthfulness
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe collaboration between Simon McBurney and Crystal Pite sounds irresistibly inviting and tasty, where McBurney’s bold yet playful meta-theatrical experimentation meets Pite’s precise and crisp choreography to conjure an overwhelmingly visceral feast.
Reading Time: 2 minutesOthello seems always be a play about intersectionality and entangled gender-racial power-dynamics.
Reading Time: 3 minutesLa Bella Bimba! is an exciting new cabaret about immigration and traditions, about personal growth and funky pink feathers. We sat down with Lucrezia Galeone to discuss their upcoming production.
Reading Time: 2 minutes“Lavishing on desire” Do we desire food out of hungry? Do we desire out of lack? If I crave something, or someone, does it mean something missing in me? E gui (饿鬼 hungry ghost), a term used in pan-Chinese…
Reading Time: 2 minutes“An elegant and urgent response to the current political climate on immigration” First premiered in January 2025 amid the sandstone canyons of AIUIa, Saudi Arabia as an outdoor, immersive site-specific performance commissioned by the Royal Commission for…
Reading Time: 2 minutesCo-directed by choreographer Anders Duckworth and writer Luke Skilbeck, Little M, a brand-new, bold reimagination of this age-old tale, invites audiences, especially those young kids, to be immersed into an underwater dreamscape interweaved with movement, puppetry and life-affirming storytelling. In this production, curiosity, confusion and identity all intertwine and flow together like currents beneath the sea.
Reading Time: 4 minutesLONDON, UK – October 2025 – Acclaimed BBC NC writer and performer Emma Zadow will make her West End debut on 7th November at 2pm with a new dark comedy Swans Are Arseholes, staged at the historic Criterion Theatre, Piccadilly Circus. Produced by BS* Productions, the company…