REVIEW: Firebird
Reading Time: 3 minutesAll that being said, this show tells the (true) story that it wants to tell with good performances, good humour, and all in all a good show.
Category Drama
FEATURE: KAREN returns to London – a hilarious, heartfelt hit
Reading Time: 2 minutesFollowing sold-out performances and critical acclaim across the UK, including the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, KAREN returns to London from Tuesday 18th to Sunday 23rd March 2025 at The Other Palace Studio.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: National Theatre’s School Play:The LeftBehinds
Reading Time: 4 minutesThe National Theatre is kicking off the new year with a new nationwide schools touring production, The LeftBehinds. 10,000 young people nationwide will see the show as it embarks on its 11 week tour to 11 areas across England,…
REVIEW: The Maids
Reading Time: 2 minutesThis fresh take on the scandalous 1947 play by Jean Genet, The Maids, was translated into English by Martin Crimp and debuted in 1999 and has been revived at the Jermyn Street Theatre.
REVIEW: Tarantula
Reading Time: 2 minutesTarantula is a compelling one-woman monologue centered on Toni's first date and the subsequent chaos in her life.
FEATURE: Graeae’s New Writing Festival Celebrates Inclusivity and Groundbreaking Talent
Reading Time: < 1 minuteGraeae Theatre Company is set to host its highly anticipated New Writing Festival at Rich Mix in East London on January 25th and 26th, 2025. As the UK’s national theatre for Deaf, Disabled, and neurodivergent artists,…
REVIEW: Eigengrau
Reading Time: 2 minutesEigengrau, written by Penelope Skinner, first staged in 2010 at the Bush theatre makes another appearance at Putney Arts Theatre as 2025 begins.
In Conversation with Mark Giesser
Reading Time: 3 minutesIn Conversation with Mark Giesser on his new play The Devil May Care based on Bernard Shaw's classics.
REVIEW: The King of Broken Things
Reading Time: 2 minutes*The King of Broken Things* is a visually inventive and emotionally rich play that explores the fragility of human relationships through the eyes of a lonely child, but its lack of pacing and coherent messaging leaves its audience adrift in a sea of densely packed metaphors.
In Conversation with Annie Kershaw
Reading Time: 4 minutesIn conversation with Annie Kershaw, director of Jean Genet’s The Maids, a new production at Jermyn Street Theatre.