Sophie McCartney is over halfway through her massive Nationwide tour, and I was fortunate enough to be gifted a ticket for ...

As a child in the 1980s, the closest experience I had of hip-hop dance theatre was watching the classic breakdancing film ...

The James Bond franchise is as synonymous with its soundtracks as 007 is with dry martinis – shaken, not stirred, of course.

Mark O’Halloran’s script of post-coital meditations and chatter has flashes of promise and insight but despite some daring ...

Ideally, I might have liked a bit more of an introduction to each of the animated motion pictures featured in this concert – ...

It is AD61. A fractured and largely subdued Britannia is under the heel of Roman subjugation. Prasutagus, leader of the Iceni ...

Not every single-performer play has its own Wikipedia page, and not every single-performer play can take to the stage of a ...

I suppose you know you’re watching something that has had a lot of care and attention given to it when the show in question ...

To quote director Michael Grandage about Lila Raicek’s new play My Master Builder, “It hasn’t ended up being a version or an ...

Exhilarating. Electrifying. Enchanting. I was hugely impressed by this breathtaking combination of dance and music. The dance ...

In a suitably sparse theatre, nestled above a beautiful old public house called the Drayton Arms, on Old Brompton Road (the ...

In development for the past year, The Hideout is a new musical that recently made its debut at a showcase at UAL’s Platform ...