A mesmerising psychological exploration of power, control and manipulative motions that keeps you hooked to the very end.

Orwell: The Road to 1984 is powerfully adapted and directed by Guy Smith. The elephant scene is equally distressing. Once ...

With some minor tweaks, this could be a show that has the strength of the plague... infectious and interesting.

Troy is a former baseball player who could’ve gone pro. He spends his days collecting garbage and his evenings spinning ...

It was tempting, in the opening scene, to think this was a production subjected to substantial financial constraints. There’s not ...

Rent is one of those musicals that, whether you’ve seen it or not, you’ve heard of. There’s something about the show that has ...

For starters, there is no oak tree Except there is, if an art exhibit created in 1973 of the same name is to be believed. As ‘conceptual art’, both the exhibit and this play seem to be asserting that ...

The Baker and his wife. A Witch with a curse. A boy and his cow. A girl in a red cloak. A maiden with long flowing hair. A ...

Created by Jesse Dupré and Ally Cologna, On The Edge is a wonderfully inventive one-woman show in which Dupré takes on four very different, damaged and troubled individuals. What makes the performance ...

Couch’s attorneys had asserted that their client needed rehabilitation rather than a lengthy prison sentence, because he had ...

Well, Lin Coghlan has attempted to give us that insight with their play Flock at the Jack Studio Theatre. Set in Lewisham, ...

What carries it is the passion for the music, the stories of the characters and the raw energy of each dance to match the ...