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Golda Rosheuvel and Letitia Wright are a pleasure to watch, but this short play still feels 20 minutes too long

Troubadour Theatres plans to open a new venue with two auditoriums next to the cable car station on Greenwich Peninsula

This unique show features sound work by Foley artists which encourages audiences to close their eyes and be plunged into the world of a cow and a deer

The first half of the performance, The Bride, is structured as a talk, with Bianchi circling through Bacca’s story and those of other women who met terrible, violent deaths at…

AI, however, has proved transformative — she has even created an AI version of her co-star Andrew Lincoln whom she can rehearse with at home. Sorry, what? “There are apps…

Using sign language, video, puppetry and even aerial circus skills, this portrait of wartime occupation builds from a slow start into something haunting and hugely powerful. It plays with perspective…

Go back to the book, however, and you find the vampire as a much more frightening figure, a repulsive killer who starts to stalk the streets of London, with his…

But Novi doesn’t want to pretend her play offers any solutions. She has personally found London’s pubs and gay bars wonderful, its inhabitants friendly and approachable. Casting British actors who…

One of the key things I took away from this show is that Lutoners were known as Mad Hatters because fumes inhaled during the making of hats, the main local…

We first see Will suspended by the wrists and Kit by the ankles, pleading for their lives against charges of treason and blasphemy. Video screens (with the lurid green tinge…