Browsing: Theatre
Oh, my! Mary Todd Lincoln is a drunken wannabe cabaret star! Her husband Abraham, the 16th US president, is a…
Stella Adler, the renowned actor and teacher of Yiddish origin, believed theatre to be a “spiritual and social X-ray of…
It is set on a summer morning in Edinburgh during the festival but David Ireland’s two-hander, first staged as a…
Darkness holds us long enough for the dread to seep into our bones. By treating horror as an art form…
Though it won a Pulitzer prize in 1922, Eugene O’Neill’s social melodrama Anna Christie is not among the venerated playwright’s…
It’s all aboard this Christmas with Jake Brunger and Pippa Cleary’s musical version of Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel, starting at…
Every woman loves a bad boy, or so the cliche goes. Here it is tested when Christy Mahon walks into…
Can Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s eternally imaginative Grimm brothers mashup ever disappoint, when its book is so clever and…
Here is a sun-kissed panto to dispel any dreams of a white Christmas. Joe Tracini’s script is set in the…
If ever there was a show where the title came first, you’d guess it was this one by Dan (Whose…