Drawing a fine line between dance and physical theatre, choreographer Ben Wright creates an accessible work, perfectly loyal to its ori...

Can a person make a living by working in a creative job? According to Ben Adams and Chris Wilkins's new musicalEugenius!yes, as long ...

Joana Nastari's intoxicating femininity fills the room when she appears on stage. Like a modern priestess, she reads from an ancien...

Fired from his unrewarding job and stuck in an ordinary life, Roger (Donald Sage Mackay) is scanning the internet for something interesti...

Colombian artist Miguel Hernando Torres Umba is building a cultural bridge between Latin America and the United Kingdom and has started...

The opulence and contradictions of the Indian culture revive in a fascinating tale of female pride and strive for independence. Bor...

The raise to stardom of a musical performer is the object of mockery in this side-splitting revue written and composed by Alexander S. ...

The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse have arrived on earth and look very different from how we imagined them. Announced by a clap of thu...

In a relationship for six weeks, ShyGirl is excited to share the news with her online followers and, whilst waiting for her beau to pic...

Ruthless! is about to open at the Arts Theatre and the company has opened the doors to the rehearsal room to offer a sneak peek on th...

The world has become an unsafe place to live in and, as well as strengthening our social skills, we need to acquire new essential exper...

The eight-strong cast of Boys brings to the Vault Festival a flamboyant celebration of boyhood, made even more momentous by the excruciat...

There are shows that you take in like a deep breath, and Statements is one of them. Essential and seamless, it offers an invaluable insi...

Love, patriotism and women's self-determination are at the epicentre of Think of England, a play that suitably exploits one of the ...

Born from a secret relationship between an Englishman and Marylin Monroe, Ben (Kevin Moore) spent his entire life sheltered within the ...

Picturesque visuals and evocative lighting offer a vivid portrayal of early modernist painter Marc Chagall (Marc Antolin) and his wife,...

Sparking controversy since 2010, Jack Thorne's Bunny is a challenging play on both sides of the stage. During a seventy-minute sing...

Stemming from H.G. Wells’s homonymous short novel, The Crystal Egg Live is an ambitious project that aims reviving a passion for liter...

No other piece of British literature, tale or urban legend sums up the spirit of the festive season like Charles Dickens's masterpi...

For The Book of Darkness & Light, the auditorium of the Camden People's Theatre is bare and semi-dark. Centre stage, a wooden c...