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Theo Barklem-Biggs is best known for SAS Rogue Heroes and talks to us about taking on more extremes of masculine behaviour in a new production of Dealer’s Choice at the…

This play boasts a glib, howlingly pretentious script and a drippy central character in McGregor’s architect Henry Solness

Theo Barklem-Biggs is best known for SAS Rogue Heroes and talks to us about taking on more extremes of masculine behaviour in a new production of Dealer’s Choice at the…

That’s not to say that 90 minutes of cabaret can fix the world, but it’s not just about pure escapism either, says Meow Meow. Singing live, across languages, genre and…

Alfie Allen and Brendan Coyle star in this banter-filled play about a high stakes card game

Erica Whyman’s efficient production retells the story of how Benjamin Britten’s catastrophic Coronation piece Gloriana was created

Conor McPherson is a singular writer and a phenomenal director

Seldom has this plot, and Gatsby’s miraculous self-reinvention, seemed more fantastical. The millionaire’s mansion, a blend of art deco and intimidating Metropolis modernism, seems to have been conjured out of…

Come along with The Standard to see Studio Ghibli’s animation film brought to stage

Mona Camille’s set is a dusty wasteland strewn with angular welded shapes and bracketed by two leafless trees. It recalls the scenario for Beckett’s Waiting for Godot, and this play…