Stewart Ennis Skye is up against it, literally. In her small, cluttered flat, she squeezes past obstacles, makes herself ...

Cal McCrystal   Garry Starr: Classic Penguins transforms the solemn world of literary classics into a playground of ...

Even now, 45 years after it first appeared on the West End stage, Cats defies categorisation. As director and choreographer Drew McOnie says in his programme notes, the piece ‘levitates somewhere ...

In With Feeling, Flo & Joan demonstrate how effectively music and comedy can become part of the same theatrical language. The ...

Julia Fischer Julia Fischer’s performance of Brahms’ Violin Concerto with Edward Gardner and the London Philharmonic Orchestra is clear evidence of the delight which soloist, conductor and orchestra ...

Christine Edzard Christine Edzard’s film for Sands Films re-examines the Beveridge Report of 1942 and reveals the reasons for ...

Pretty Woman the Musical is heading back out on the road next year for another UK tour. A Big. Huge. UK tour some might say.

Bang up-to-date, Ali Asgari’s sixth feature explores one man’s decision to commit suicide as protests rock Iran and as President Trump threatens to bomb Tehran. Arash is packing up his apartment. The ...

Following last year’s immersive production of A Christmas Carol, Electric Press take over East Riddlesden Hall, a historic ...

Du Yun Librettist: Royce Vavrek Angel’s Bones, a new work by composer Du Yun and librettist Royce Vavrek, opens at the London Coliseum after its UK premiere at the Aviva Studios in Manchester. We are ...

Just because you’re paranoid, doesn’t mean they’re not out to get you, as architect Miguel discovers in Florian Zeller’s new film Bunker screening at the BFI London Film Festival 2026, a piece that ...

Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas is the first great British opera – and English Touring Opera’s production, conducted stylishly from the harpsichord by Alex Robinson, proves once again that it is a very ...