Dugsi Dayz review – Royal Court Theatre, London ★★★★☆
Sabrina Ali’s Dugsi Dayz kicks off David Byrne’s inaugural season as artistic director at the Royal Court Theatre. You might…
Sabrina Ali’s Dugsi Dayz kicks off David Byrne’s inaugural season as artistic director at the Royal Court Theatre. You might…
Puppeteer, singer, and star of screen and stage, Louise Gold, plays matriarch Pru in Tim McArthur’s exploration of family dynamics,…
Benedict Andrews blows the bloody doors off the family estate home at the centre of The Cherry Orchard in this…
Original Theatre’s digital version of Jekyll & Hyde arrives on streaming platforms following a live recording during a performance at…
Philip Arditti and Nina Bowers write and star in their new, darkly funny and unflinching look at nationalism, intersecting identities,…
Review by Natalie Evans Based on David Keenan’s cult classic novel, This is Memorial Device is a love song to…
In Alice Christina-Corrigan’s new play, we meet twins Cassie and Rubin as children as they are forced to grow up…
Opening for previews at Salisbury Playhouse tomorrow, A Chorus of Disapproval marks the 35th Alan Ayckbourn play that has been…
We speak to visually impaired and neurodivergent actor, writer and creative access director Alice Christina-Corrigan and some of her creative…
Review by Natalie Evans “This was not for nothing” Johnno Mcreadie is a 15 year old laddie from Livingstone. Bored…