Actor-turned-playwright Sally Rogers' debut play The Still Room gets its world premiere in April at London's Park Theatre, with a cast that includes her former co-star in The Bill, Chris Sim…
How did the writing of a 15-year-old become a hotly anticipated VAULT Festival production Apple? Writer and performer Cheryl Ndione explains in the interview below. Time to book your tickets!
Big Boots Theatre brings John Osborne's 1956 classic Look Back in Anger to the London fringe with a fresh young cast from 25 February. Osborne biographer Peter Whitebrook explains why the pl…
Flags, whiskey and fighting - the cornerstone of all good family reunions! Check out the new production images from current Finborough Theatre hit, On McQuillan's Hill, then book your ticket…
Renowned alternative theatre company People Show was founded more than 50 years ago. Bill Palmer has been following their work for 35 of them and appears alongside three of the company's sta…
Following a sold-out New York premiere in 2019, Outer Gaea Company makes its VAULT Festival debut next month with tale of diplomatic relations put to the test in a political battle of wits, …
We're going black-and-white gritty for John Osborne's 1956 "kitchen-sink" classic Look Back in Anger. What has Big Boots Theatre's new young cast been up to in rehearsals? Have a look at our…
A play doesn't emerge into the world fully grown. Take a look at the workshopping for Karen Bartholomew's drama Giving Up Marty, which comes to the VAULT Festival in March. Book your tickets…
Meet Red Peter, the character at the heart of the award-nominated Camden Fringe Festival hit, which returns to London for a March run at the VAULT Festival. Time to book your tickets!
Playwright Beverly Andrews tells us about how she discovered the plight of Native American servicemen, her own Native American ancestry and why she's excited about staging her play, Annawon'…
How scary is it to tussle with a gun-toting American immigration officer? Check out this arresting new trailer for The Special Relationship, HassanAbdulrazzak's new play about transatlantic …
Casting has been announced for the much-anticipated Old Red Lion Triptych, which is headlined by the first revival of Simon Stephens' 2017 one-act play Nuclear War. Time to get booking!
Gut-kicking physical performance with humour, poetry and the horrors of being a child soldier, Far Gone comes to the VAULT Festival later this spring. Book your tickets now!
What do you get if you bring together an award-winning YA novel, an inventive beatbox soundtrack, six courageous kids and the producing powerhouse behind 2019's sell-out production of Nought…
Who's who in Pipeline Theatre's new post-Brexit staging of Drip Drip Drip? The taboo-busting play shines a light on the NHS' dependence on immigrants. Check out full bios and rehearsal photo…
Michael Melski's Canadian hit play Hockey Mom, Hockey Dad gets its European premiere in a new production directed by Proud Haddock's Jimmy Walters. It has a limited four-week limited season …
John Osborne's 1956 classic Look Back in Anger gets a rare fringe revival at the 50-seat White Bear Theatre in Kennington, south London. The Big Boots Theatre Company production runs from 25…
"Refreshing," "talented" and "fabulous - take a look at what critics have been saying about Harry Darell's new play about a journalist who discovers the devastating impact of her words For t…
Full cast and creatives have been announced for Alces Productions' new production of Mary Rodgers' rarely seen, 1959 Broadway fairy-tale musical comedy Once Upon a Mattress. Tickets are now …
Meet the new odd couple on the block, Laquaya and Elyot (performers Nina Barker-Francis and Timothy O'Hara) with rehearsal pictures from Essence, which premieres at VAULT Festival next month…
Musician and poet Genevieve Carter and her band The Unsung shine a light on the challenges faced by women in the music industry with their new genre-busting show A Beautiful Way to Be Crazy.…
When is a forest not a forest? When it's a mind. Check out the new trailer for Ana Luiza Ulsig's tale of internal struggle The Journey of a Warlike Mind, then book to see the show running at…
Cherie - My Struggle, a one-woman play about Cherie Blair written by Spectator parliamentary sketch writer Lloyd Evans, returns to London's White Bear Theatre in February. Evans told us why …
Costumes play a key role in the success of Mischief Theatre and their latest hit comedy Magic Goes Wrong - so they always call on the designer they trust most. Costume designer Roberto Surac…
Angels, premiering at VAULT Festival from 19 to 23 February 2020, will change your perceptions of women who turn to stripping for income. Former dancer Diane Herbert told us how her own expe…