REVIEW: Swans Are F****** Arseholes
Reading Time: 3 minutesSwans Are F****** Arseholes at the Canal Cafe Theatre, directed by Freja Gift, begins with a strong opening monologue.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Margarita Valderrama and Kay Brattan
Reading Time: 6 minutesWe sat down with director Kay Brattan and playwright/producer Margarita Valderrama to chat about their new show Witch Girl Summer.
REVIEW: The Events
Reading Time: 3 minutes‘The Events’ is a play written by David Greig, directed by Jack Nurse, and assistant directed by Morgan Ferguson. It follows the journey of Claire (Claire Lamont) – a priest, a choir leader, and the sole survivor of a church mass shooting – as she grapples with trauma, grief, and confusion.
REVIEW:{RIB}CAGE
Reading Time: 3 minutesE. Crowley’s debut play, {RIB}CAGE, is a powerful, heartbreaking protest for the right to self-articulation against a political climate that attempts to silence queer voices. Lulling in the stupor of the morning after, Beautiful (Flossie Adrian) and…
IN CONVERSATION WITH: JAMES GRAHAM
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe National Theatre’s smash-hit play Dear England is embarking on its first ever national tour and is coming to Liverpool Empire. Multi-award-winning stage and screen writer, James Graham, sits down to talk about the play
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Ben Hall
Reading Time: 3 minutesOxford Playhouse brings its new production of Edward Albee’s masterpiece Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? to the stage this week. Ahead of opening night, we spoke to Ben Hall who plays Nick in this searing drama. For tickets and listing,…
REVIEW: Saint Joan at the Citizen’s Theatre
Reading Time: 3 minutesBlistering, Bare and Impossible to Ignore Saint Joan, based on George Bernard Shaw’s classic play, comes to the Citizens’ Theatre in a stripped-back, modernised take drawn directly from the unseen screenplay. The play follows the true story…
REVIEW: “Wuthering Heights” At BFI IMAX
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe most talked-about film since Wicked, Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of Wuthering Heights has generated both hype and controversy.
FEATURE: London Theatre Week 2026 – Big Shows, Small Prices, and the Perfect Excuse for a Night Out
Reading Time: < 1 minuteLondon’s stages are about to get busier. London Theatre Week returns from 16 February to 8 March, and this year it’s bigger than ever, with over 80% of the West End taking part.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Conrad Murray
Reading Time: 3 minutesPied Piper is a hip-hop family musical told by a cast of seven professional beatboxers and musicians alongside a local ensemble from each area. Written and composed by hip-hop theatre practitioner and Artistic Director Conrad Murray. We sat down with Conrad to discuss his upcoming performance.