Nietzsche spoke about the will to power as being a defining characteristic of charismatic individuals. Well, Jimmy Connors ...

Cameron Mackintosh and Disney Theatrical Group are delighted to announce that international recording artist and actress Lyn ...

If the era of austerity is over, as successive Chancellors of the Exchequer in recent years have said, nobody told the team ...

Two very different but nonetheless exploratory plays opened this year’s Connections Festival at the National Theatre. As for the refurbishment works during th ...

Musical certainly comes with an impressive pedigree! The musical itself, first seen in Los Angeles in 2015, and more recently ...

Dickie Beau's Showmanism, commissioned and first seen at Bath's Ustinov Theatre, is a genre-defying celebration of theatre ...

Stories of immense bravery during the Second World War are countless, yet what sets this extraordinary and true tale apart is ...

There’s an intriguing, if brief, perspective on the Russo-Ukrainian War in this show that British mainstream media has ...

As ever with comedy shows of this nature, sit in the front row at one’s own risk. This rather absurdist show is not for ...

A striking new adaptation of the Greek classic, told through extraordinarily intricate choreography and two sets of actors, this production, directed by Satoshi Miyagi, asks fascinating and ...

An unusual visit to the White Bear Theatre last night for not one but two one act plays on the same bill.  Even more unusual, ...

Such is the amount of tension and drama in “the only lesbian choir in the country” that, in some ways, it’s unsurprising ...