John Osborne’s “The Entertainer” first opened to audiences in 1957 and has been revived a number of times since. This latest production re-imagined by director Sean O’Connor takes the setting…
“It isn’t all brutality round these parts. There’s some tenderness here.” One Under brings light to the questions raised when families and strangers become connected by grief. Dark, tender and…
In an age that is rife with secrecy, corruption, fake news and criminal activity, the world needs people who will speak the truth no matter the price. Based on Can…
A performance full to the brim with raw honesty, this is a show that anyone can find something to relate to within. Newly redeveloped for a UK tour from an…
1979: a game-changing year in British politics, and not too dissimilar from events today. The Labour government were in jeopardy, after The Winter of Discontent, so Margaret Thatcher called for…
WORKS is a dance piece choreographed by Emanuel Gat, adapted from a collaboration between Emanuel Gat Dance and Le Ballet de Lyon. It is split into small sections of trios,…
The Medea Hypothesis deals with the idea that mankind is having a detrimental effect on the planet, presenting a kind of existential anxiety that the characters experience while coming to…
Opera: something to be revered and attached with a stigma that it is only for a certain crowd. The English National Opera is trying to remove that stigma and make…
Alick and Suzanne Glass’ new musical throws us into the glamorous world of the 1930s; a world where Hollywood is King and major studios are throwing money at new phenomenon:…
