Stef Smith’s The Haunting of Hill House is a ninety-minute, plus interval, stage adaptation of Shirley Jackson’s 1959 ‘gothic ...

It seems the company which upholstered the chair Abraham Lincoln was sitting on in a theatre when he was assassinated, and ...

Across generations, his mellow baritone, the effortless swagger and the Hollywood glamour that he’s so synonymous with have ...

Some of the thoughts of the regulars at Canterbury Cathedral are voiced through song as it formed the sung liturgy of a ...

Let’s be honest – midweek doesn’t have to be all spreadsheets and sandwiches. In London’s West End, matinee magic is in full swing, and Wednesdays (and beyond) are bursting with shows that will have ...

Hardy himself, however, was at a loss to explain very much, if anything at all, about how any of it happened, going as far as ...

What happens when an ordinary woman pits herself against the forces that shape the world? What happens when she refuses to be ...

I once had a nightmare in which a dog was gifted to me on Christmas Day, and that was my Christmas ruined, because my house ...

The limited stage space in this studio theatre worked well for the character of Helene’s son Oswald (Joe Pitts), who had his ...

The Tap Dance Sensation manages to pack in enough dancing, drama, costume changes and cigarette smoking to keep the audience ...

A very good question indeed and I certainly wasn’t expecting the answer! Written and performed by Alexander Millington, with ...

With some minor tweaks, this could be a show that has the strength of the plague... infectious and interesting.