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David Shields bursts onto the stage as Jacob, a drug dealer, gang member, amped-up kid desperate for a fight. Shields plays it with such intensity that you can almost see…

This stilted play dodges potentially interesting subjects in favour of lumpen dialogue and endless Brest/breast jokes

Bohemian Rhapsody and SAS Rogue Heroes star Gwilym Lee talks to us about becoming Gareth Southgate as Dear England hits the National Theatre

You keep thinking, as all the characters face their reckoning, that the carapace will crack, but it never does. Even as she begs her lover not to leave her for…

“It’s a huge, weird cosmic alignment because it’s the 20th anniversary of the record, the 50th anniversary of myself, the 30th anniversary of Clueless and the 250th anniversary of Jane…

As in his state of the nation dramas like Sherwood, This House, Dear England and the recent Brian and Maggie, Graham again uses an individual story to examine systems. “Jacob…

East London cult theatre The Yard was only supposed to be a pop-up, but 13 years later it is being reinvented as a permanent venue as part of the rising…

They promise to be an unforgetable experience with the New York-native touching on his time before and at the centre of the Disney Renaissance (Little Mermaid, Aladdin, Beauty and the…

This rediscovered gem from the Black Plays Archive comes alive from the very start

What if Nur is asleep and slow to stir when the knock on the roof comes? What if Mariam is on the loo, or showering in her prayer-dress (which her…