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Gary McNair weaves a wonderful Dickensian World: Every year it starts earlier, doesn’t it? Dickens season I mean. Late October...

Quick-fire theatrics but questionable pacing with Rory Bremner You’ve gotta love a low-steaks scandal in times like these. We want to...

Adaptation that proves murder mysteries are in need of new blood: There has been a resurgence in the popularity of classically styled...

Director Jennifer Dick has gotten too big for her botanicals: Robert Louis Stevenson’s Jekyll and Hyde has a legend and an influence that...

A condensed adaptation that keeps the heart in mind and the war out of sight: For many a Shakespeare enthusiast, it is standard practice...

Trying to fathom what a child wants to see is difficult when you’re a grown-up, but the bit that seems to be the most trip up children’s...

After world-changing events that leave British audiences weary, it’s unsurprisingly that we tend to turn to comedy. As this is the first...

At Christmas time you have two options when it comes to going to the theatre: a cheesy pantomime that follows a familiar story with a few...

Do you ever try reshuffling the furniture in your home, only to realise it was probably better as it was? That maybe the furniture was...

We have waited a long time for an all-female adaptation of Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot. It has been nearly seventy years, and...