Following last year’s immersive production of A Christmas Carol, Electric Press take over East Riddlesden Hall, a historic ...
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.
The interview in the programme with Femi Elufowoju jr, the director of Opera North’s Rigoletto, first seen in January 2022, is headed, “Reimagining Rigoletto” – and so he has! First off is the removal ...
Theatre is a team sport but controversial techniques like The Method can place the individual at the centre of everything an actor does. Jessie Eisenberg’s new film The Debut, closing the BFI London ...
Dramas about the golden age of clubland, and the turns that provided the entertainment in towns across the country are nothing new. But It’s a Wonderful Us, a new play from writer and director Steve ...
Fjord, the winner of this year’s Palme d’Or at Cannes, is very much like The Anatomy of A Fall. Both take place in a small town in snowy mountains, both feature court cases, and both tease the ...
Love and addiction in Andrea Pallaoro’s The Echo Chamber proves surprisingly uneventful as a musician and physiotherapist fall for each other in this time fractured drama that feels less than the sum ...
The stories of working class young women have been long hidden, particularly those entering the music industry, but more recently British filmmakers have turned their attention to girls and women’s ...
Du Yun Librettist: Royce Vavrek Angel’s Bones, a new work by composer Du Yun and librettist Royce Vavrek, opens at the London ...
Gender dysphoria meets Kafkaesque nightmare in Arthur Harari’s intriguing but half-formed allegory The Unknown (L’Inconnue) – a bizarre, unsettling spin on doppelgänger horror featuring an understated ...
A leading contender in the First Feature Competition at the BFI London Film Festival, Ashley Walters’ directorial debut, Animol is an astonishing insight into loyalty, hierarchy and the unyielding ...
It’s now some 21 years since the distinguished novelist, Margaret Atwood, re-wrote the Odyssey for Canongate’s Myths series, taking the story of Penelope and Odysseus and re-telling it from Penelope’s ...
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