A Winter Miscellany
If the rain has taken up permanent residence and your social life now revolves around…
If the rain has taken up permanent residence and your social life now revolves around…
Terence Rattigan wrote Man and Boy in 1961, at what he perceived to be the…
The irony of staging Così fan tutte over Valentine’s weekend is inspired. Mozart’s comedy of…
Director Carrie Cracknell, who has worked with everyone from the Royal Court, Young Vic and…
In this thoughtful review, art writer Rosalind Ormiston explores Turner & Constable, the latest Exhibition…
Where better to see Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s sparking comedy, The Rivals, than in the city…
The beautiful little fool of the title here is Scottie, the little known daughter of…
In a follow-up to his polemic on the BBC licence fee, former television director Paul…
As one of England’s most prolific playwrights, Alan Ayckbourn’s ability to write about the every-man/woman…
If you go to a play set in the second invasion of Iraq with not…
“Let’s leave subtlety at the door, shall we say…” Just days before coming to the…
It’s an unlikely mix of a budding romance and an ode to the London Underground…