In July 2009, Terry Herbert, member of a metal detector club, discovered a breath-taking golden treasure: the Hoard of Staffordshire, now in...

What is it about dance companies that sometimes brings out a sense of horror, from “Suspiria” to “Company” and “The Red Shoes”? Is it t...

It is quite exhilarating when you go to a dance show and it ends like a rock concert! The atmosphere at Some Like it Hip Hop by the dan...

I had the great pleasure of attending opening night for the brand-new cast of Matilda at the Cambridge Theatre, which premiered at the ...

“The British aren’t coming back, they have their own problems!” The Arrows and Traps Theatre company returns with a new piece which...

Queen of the Mist is an operatic treat for anyone who’d like to spend an evening surrounded by beautiful voices, live music, a kick ass...

Peter Shaffer is one of those amazing playwrights whose work is timeless, and I was so pleased to finally see Equus (written in 1973 an...

“That’s one small step for man…” Neil Armstrong. If you are familiar with the Arrows and Traps theatre company, you may associate th...

The Tristan Bates Theatre is always a good place to go to see new writing and strong emerging artists. This time, before they head up ...

What a wonderful idea to bring Shakespeare to private squares across London. It’s a dreamlike opportunity to enter these squares we nev...

Is it me or is communism and the Cold War becoming a trend in theatre and film right now? More precisely, the force that communism seem...

I was just listening to a lecture about film that explained how during World War II, there were some notable films that preferred to pr...

I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like this. As you enter the Ovalhouse theatre for Smack That (a conversation), created and choreo...

The new play “As a Man Grows Younger” written by Howard Colyer is a one-man show of 70 minutes which introduces us to Italo Svevo (1861...

The Young Vic is one of those theatres in London where you are sure to encounter bold directing, great acting and new writing as well a...

“I used to be a Tour de Force – Now I’m forced to tour!” In the latest production of The Phil Willmott Company, we flash back to th...

Run down to the Trafalgar studios before it’s too late and see this revival of Kevin Elyot’s comedy “Coming Clean”, led by four fantasti...

“If the only way I can be a friend of the people is to take charge of that corruption, then I am an enemy!” This is one of my favou...

Warning: Eyam is not a light show to take in, but it will certainly shine a light on how the plague spread around England in 1665, part...

If you want to be surprised and leave the naturalistic British theatre for a little while, go down to Clapham to see Blood Wedding, the...