Having originated in Paris in the early twentieth century, the Grand Guignol specialised in terrifying audiences with tales of mad scientists, deranged killers and violent deaths, and this Halloween the Theatre Royal Plymouth’s production has [ read more ]
Sunny Afternoon tells the story of the 1960’s pop group The Kinks and their rise to fame and quest to tackle America. The Kinks are one of those bands that you remember and know a [ read more ]
Hitting London’s West End this month has been Memphis. The 2010 Broadway smash hit musical (and winner of 4 Tony Awards) written by Joe DiPietro and with music by David Bryan (Bonjovi). Since the very [ read more ]
Clara Brennan’s Spine is playing at Soho Theatre from 21st October – 2nd November following it’s success sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Spine is a touching, delicately multi-layered monologue starring Rosie Wyatt. We [ read more ]
There is no question about it; The Curing Room is powerful theatre. Powerful, harrowing and more horrifying than any fake dungeon, The Curing Room takes the theme of human survival and pushes it to the [ read more ]
In Ghosts, a mother must face the truth about her husband’s past and come to terms with her son’s future… Richard Eyre’s adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s Ghosts was extremely well-received, selling out at the Almeida, [ read more ]
The Chichester Festival Theatre continues its phenomenal run of West End transfers with this comedy by Tim Firth that takes a funny and sometimes uncomfortable look at the way we behave when we’re taken out [ read more ]
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