A Victorian melodrama in a Victorian music hall. Perfect. But this was no ordinary melodrama, this was Sweeney Todd, or, to give this play…

Two and half hours of listening to top Motown is not a bad way to spend two and a half hours, and when you…

I suspect that the majority of the full house at the Royal Festival Hall was there for the music of David Bowie as the…

Theatre Peckham are staging a production, which opens this Saturday, April 29, and closes next Thursday, May 4, telling untold breast cancer stories in…

Bringing together The Dumb Waiter and A Slight Ache, a duo of dark comedies by one of Britain’s most influential modern dramatists, Harold Pinter,…

There are many types of shows that those who frequent fringe theatre will be familiar with. One-person shows and pastiches of known film and…

Tyler and Yaz are the bestest of friends. They’re 17 going on 18 and are stuck in that awkward part of life where they…

A defiant and exuberant coming-of-age story follows a young girl from the playgrounds of Zimbabwe to an America that is not the utopia she…

The bar was already set at an unbeatable height for Abigail’s Party, the Mike Leigh satire on the tastes and aspirations of the middle…

Opening this May at Eames Fine Art, a new solo exhibition of lino cuts from Paul Catherall. This Was Tomorrow is a celebration of…

A great set shows a valley in County Donegal with a cottage nestling at the bottom and trees that actually shimmer in the breeze…

I love a true story, especially when it’s one about fighting evil, and if you can add in a big business more concerned with…