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Little Shop of Horrors is a classic musical of sublime ridiculousness, a Faustian pact with a blood-thirsty pot plant set against a
Plays The National Theatre's production of Network, starring Bryan Cranston, will transfer to Broadway later this year. Author: Lee Hall Director: Ivo
Cecilia Gragani is an Italian who lived in London for 10 years. She likes it here and would like to stay but
Recently reopened after painstaking restoration, Riddle's Court has had many guises in its 400-year history, from grand residence to 19th-century slum, before
A hefty gold dildo makes a star turn in choreographer Boaz Barkan's eccentric lecture-performance May I Speak About Dance? The shimmering phallus in
Edinburgh International Festival director Fergus Linehan has been criticised for programming just three performances at the city’s Playhouse Theatre, with BECTU claiming
Glyndebourne has appointed Stephen Langridge as its new artistic director. He replaces Sebastian F Schwarz as the opera company’s artistic leader. Schwarz
The first thing that strikes you about Roar Toast Productions’ new musical is that it has an overture. It’s a beautiful one,
The star of last year’s critically acclaimed Sasquatch: The Opera unleashes a very different beast with Jet of Blood. Writer Mari Moriarty
Willy Hudson is struggling to get on top. He's been around the block a little and feels he knows a thing or
Poltergeist Theatre " remember the name, because these guys are going places. The Oxford-based collective, one of the New Diorama's Graduate Emerging
Eddie Elks and Dan Frost's new play has fun with the tropes of the one-man storytelling show. Dan Frost plays Daniel Drench,
The idea that your life flashes before your eyes as you die is given a distinctly contemplative air by Finnish company Teatteri
Basements are unnerving places at the best of times. They're where you keep the things you can't bring yourself to part with.
This new play by BAFTA-winning director Beryl Richards is part of the BBC Arts Debut scheme. It's the most ambitious of the
A Little Hero's subversive power is contextually enormous. As it contains frank discussions of homosexuality, under Russia's 2013 so-called 'gay propaganda' laws,
Siblings share so much " whether it's their make-believe games, whispered stories or their own brand of rough-housing. In Annie Saunders' and
In previous years Leggy Blonde Productions has presented light-hearted topical musicals entitled Love Me Tinder and My Fanny Valentine. So you might
Linzi Hateley is to star in the 2018 UK tour of Blood Brothers. She will play Mrs Johnston in the Bill Kenwright
There's a lot stuffed into Mandi Riggi's Leviticus. Probably too much, in truth. It's presented here by Where Are They Going, a
With the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018 now underway, our expert reviewing team pick their best musical theatre shows of the festival so
To spend an hour with amiable Australian storyteller Wil Greenway at the Fringe is to escape Edinburgh, to trade the hustle-bustle and
With the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018 now underway, our expert reviewing team pick their best new plays of the festival so far.
Penelope Skinner’s Angry Alan and What Girls Are Made Of by Cora Bissett have won Scotsman Fringe First awards at the Edinburgh
This really is gig theatre. Supported by the Watermill Theatre and Theatr Clwyd, Wildcard " the company behind Erica Murray's brilliant black
