1,125 stories by "Natasha Tripney"
Sebastian Barry's play is suffused with loss but also love. Two men sit in a prison cell, though it's not clear whether
We live in a world of walls. Closed Lands, based on a collection of poems by Simon Grangeat, and staged by LegalAliens
It doesn't take much to throw you off balance. One minute the protagonist of EV Crowe's new play is walking around the
Coriolanus " Crucible Theatre, Sheffield Tom Bateman plays the celebrated general who moves into politics in Shakespeare's play about leadership and the
Inclusion is embedded in the work of Ramps on the Moon, the theatre consortium that programmes work that centres D/deaf and disabled
There is no box office counter at Storyhouse. Nor is there a reception desk. There's nothing and no one to stop people
Even in 1990 Pretty Woman proved divisive. Reviewing it in Time magazine, Richard Corliss somewhat sniffily suggested an equivalence between its protagonists
Trainers " Gate Theatre, London In its 40th year, the Gate Theatre continues to programme formally inventive work, in this case US
Thomas Middleton's play begins where many would end, with a young man bringing his new wife home. Women Beware Women plunges into
Storyhouse's rep season continues with a revival of Jessica Swale's play about a group of young women fighting to gain a Cambridge
A young woman leaves an unnamed war-riven Slavic country for a new life in Dublin. But she falls through the cracks, ends
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? " Tobacco Factory Theatres, Bristol David Mercatali " a director who's something of an expert in intensity
Terry Downes was a world middleweight boxing champion known in his day as the "Paddington Express". James McNicholas, the sports writer, comedian
Written in 2002, A Number is often described as Caryl Churchill's 'cloning' play, but it's so much more than that. It's as
At last week's Critics Circle Awards, Juliet Stevenson, receiving an award for her performance in Robert Icke's production of The Doctor, argued
I Think We Are Alone " King's Theatre, Edinburgh Scott Graham and Kathy Burke co-direct Frantic Assembly's touring production of a new
It's the time of year when a large section of London's theatre community relocates underground to the dank caverns and pungent tunnels
Caryl Churchill's Far Away is a short play, but it's not a small play: it's global in scope, untethered by time, part
In her fresh take on Ibsen's 1879 play about a woman trapped in a stifling marriage, Stef Smith splits Nora's story into
Nora: A Doll's House " Young Vic, London Stef Smith's re-imagining of Ibsen's play visits three Noras " played by Amaka Okafor,
Fifteen young, Brazilian performers are at the heart of a show at Battersea Arts Centre, which charts the movement that swept through
Ask Me Anything " Live Theatre, Newcastle-upon-Tyne The Paper Birds' gently immersive new show takes its inspiration from the agony aunts of
Spawning numerous sequels, remakes and homages, George A Romero's micro-budget 1968 movie changed the horror genre forever. His vision of a relentless
Faustus has been cast as a woman before " at Shakespeare's Globe in 2018 " but Chris Bush's idea-stuffed reimagining of the
The Sugar Syndrome " Orange Tree Theatre, London Following the acclaimed production of Lucy Prebble's A Very Expensive Poison, Oscar Toeman directs
