
The Painkiller
There is something inherently British about the way we delight in farce. Perhaps it is…
There is something inherently British about the way we delight in farce. Perhaps it is…
“It’s not bad, but it’s better on a postcard.” That’s what Surrealist painter René Magritte…
The Donmar’s current production opens in a naval hospital with heavy overtones of an asylum.…
“Oh! Young artist, you want a subject. Everything is a subject; the subject is yourself.”…
It’s just as well that Nell Gwynn was a real person because she’d be entirely…
It’s back again! The backslapping, body-shaming and mandatory Jennifer Lawrence nomination are here again for…
It’s amazing how a bit of nakedness never fails to entertain. Basic as the response…
From grey skies and stone in wintery London to the lush sunlit gardens of Giverny,…
Anticipated to be one of the most exciting events to take place at the National…
Rabbit Hole is a Pulitzer Prize winning drama from playwright David Lindsay-Abaire. You might be…
Secrets are a recurring theme in Ibsen. And Solness, the ‘Master Builder’ of the title,…