Through her performances and writings, Julia Pascal has fought throughout her life for minorities and has tried to give them a voice, at...

Audiences for the performance of Così fan tutte might have been somewhat concerned that they had missed the show when the first scene...

Moliere’s seventeenth-century comedy is no stranger to adaptations and The National Theatre has put up its own version of Tartuffe for...

“This isn’t a lifestyle, this is my life” After a sold-out run at the National Theatre in the summer, Laura Wade’s new play Home, I’m...

When the words ‘student production’ are mentioned one’s mind immediately turns to torturous school productions with teenagers...

If only one thing can be said for the Almeida’s production of Shipwreck, is that it is incredibly pertinent. The play follows a group of...

What does one call the coming together of numerous powerhouses? A power complex? Whatever the term is, it makes sense to describe When We...

The King’s College London Department of Classics presents their 66th Annual Greek Play: Sophocles’ Antigone. No less challenging than any...

Upon entering The Bunker theatre in Southwark, one is confronted with a sign dividing the foyer into two paths; it reads on one side...

Written in 1941 by world-renowned playwright Bertolt Brecht and brought to life by the Moscow Pushkin Drama Theatre, The Good Person of...