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A Playful Adaptation of the Classic Board Game If only more mysteries would colour-code their characters. Firstly, it would

The odds were against The Da Vinci Code for its opening night in Glasgow. The hype that surrounded Dan Brown’s 2003 novel and its...

Adapting popular films for the stage is a double-edged sword. The novelty of seeing the same story on stage, often word-for-word, will...

In the grand scheme of things, a show’s design is rarely the most important part. Sure, it can be memorable, tie everything together and...

When you look up Bedknobs and Broomsticks on the Shop Disney website, a sad cartoon character comes up to tell you they have no results....

When Vanishing Point decided to adapt Franz Kafka’s classic surrealist short story, they had no way of knowing that a show about a man...

Is it possible to educate someone who isn’t posh? Though the bluntness of the central question of Educating Rita is a little out-dated,...

The Secret Garden, the classic British children’s novel, is a little less British than people might think. It was first published as...

What’s the first thing you think of when you hear the word “billionaire”? Celebrity? Technology? Taxes? But as a child, the idea of being...

It’s been a busy year for old Frankenstein and his monster. This is the third production I’ve seen this year, and there have been a...