Reviews

If you’re dreaming of a White Christmas, there’s only one musical to see in the West End this festive season. Irving Berlin’s classic 1954 film has been adapted for the…

At this year’s Foundry Festival, Susie Sillett mixes storytelling and documentary theatre to create Cheetah Sisters – a play that explores the complexities of Sisterhood. Sillett’s play is a 55…

The 1985 film My Beautiful Laundrette has been adapted for the stage to depict the ground-breaking cross-cultural gay love story set in the heart of Thatcher Britain. It’s a punchy,…

A Taste of Honey is a moving, funny and thought-provoking play that gives you a glimpse into a slice of life as a working-class woman in Salford back in the…

Christmas has arrived early in Wolverhampton as the smash-hit musical Nativity hits their stage to spread sparkle and shine across the city.  It’s a beautiful British story about a group…

The Swan Theatre is transformed into the heart of a museum in Baghdad as we delve into the stories and history of their museum. Spanning two time-zones, the opening of…

Writer Isobel McArthur has ripped up the rule book when it comes to Jane Austen’s beloved classic Pride and Prejudice. Injecting it with wit, feminism and fiery females, this production…