Amedee review at Birmingham Repertory Theatre " 'heartless farce'
Sean Foley's speciality is comedy " he brought The Ladykillers to the stage, as well as The Play What I Wrote. His new
Sean Foley's speciality is comedy " he brought The Ladykillers to the stage, as well as The Play What I Wrote. His new
We've been here before: a middle-class dinner party, an argument over something innocuous, secrets revealed. What's in a Name?, a new adaptation
For those who know the tales of the charismatic Oliver Reed, it's clear that the biographical story is going to be an eventful one. But even for those who have never heard of him, the Oliver…
Ah, pantomime. The long standing British tradition of musical comedy, light-hearted kid friendly gags, audience participation, cross-dressing actors, and slapstick humour. A staple in the Br…
Barrel Organ, a new company of graduates from the University of Warwick, has announced itself fairly well thus far. With its debut production, Nothing by up-and-coming playwright Lu…
On 5 November 2013, Rob Ford, the mayor of Toronto, admitted publicly " after increasing speculation " that he had smoked crack cocaine. In the aftermath of that confession, Ford's celebrity…
In its native Auckland, Royale Productions has been making quite a name for itself, with its freshly innovative takes on the theatrical form, one of which was Apocalypse Z, an im…
AYT talks to Rebecca Manson Jones, the first British winner of the Ibsen Award, about her production of An Enemy of the People It is clear from speaking to Rebecca Manson Jones, and from …