Little Brother is an extraordinary true story.  Teenager Ibrahima Balde discovers that his younger brother, Alhassane, has ...

A love letter to Black gay companionship, Positive is an unorthodox take on the AIDS Play, steering clear of the emotion of ...

Somewhat divisive, this is a show that is bound to have some detractors – particularly those who don’t like a musical with almost zero subtlety. There’s p ...

Theatre goers most likely associate the name David Ireland with such words as contentious, controversial and confrontational.

A celebration of the creative genius, Michelangelo Buonarroti’s birth 550 years ago. Director David Bickerstaff offers more ...

The sky’s the limit, I suppose, when it comes to what one can do with Imaginary Friends. Daniel Bye isn’t the first person to ...

Norwich Theatre and Valid Productions are delighted to announce the return of their co-production of the critically acclaimed ...

This isn’t the first musical set somewhere in the United States to feature a car on stage – one thinks of Sunset Boulevard ...

David Shopland’s new play is a wine-stained comedy-drama about the chaos behind closed doors. “It feels like things are ...

Birdwatching is what Roy Tunt (Jack Robertson) is doing in this play – but this is not a case of heading to a local park or ...

Never has a piece of art attracted more interest than a half-length portrait painting by the Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci ...

This was a show about this guy who gets a sudden flash of inspiration to walk all the way from Kingsbridge, a market town in Devon, to Berwick-upon-Tweed in Nor ...