Acne Romeo opens in a noisy bar, where we are introduced to two characters: R (played by Callan Ridgwell) and J (played by Luc De Freitas).
Read Full StoryScience fiction as a genre takes many forms.
On paper, transposing The Merry Widow from Belle Époque Paris—with diplomats and Ruritanian princ…
Fear of what the neighbours will say, fear of the priest’s penance and fear of God’s judgement h…
A pioneering theatrical venture and a production company have made a significant contribution to a charity that helps women and children who are the victims of domestic violence.
Read Full StoryA live vocal tribute to Celine Dion is heading to the West End this June, and it is all coming back ...
This summer at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Pleasance will host the premiere of In the Land o...
Soho Theatre has announced the return of My English Persian Kitchen, Hannah Khalil’s acclaimed pla...
Award-winning performer Sean Alexander writes about touring internationally with his show Moments in Time
Read Full StoryInternational award-winning comic hypnotists, Matt Hale gives an insight into his show Funbelievable...
Artists point to funding gaps at Edinburgh Fringe
Krista Scott writes about the women in Oscar Wilde's works and her Fringe production Wilde Women.
We spoke to conceiver and director Guillaume Pigé as Theatre Re returns to Edinburgh Fringe after a sell-out international tour with The Nature of Forgetting
Read Full StoryWe spoke to writer/creator Samantha Ipema about the background to her award-winning play, Dear...
Danish magician Martin Brock is interviewed about his art and his efforts to make magic shows fun f...
Jeremy Rafal talks about his journey from growing up in the Philippines to having an international c...
Join us for an outstanding performance as The Beyond Broadway Experience brings you FOOTLOOSE…Celebrates the wisdom of listening to young people while guiding them with a warm heart and open mind.
Read Full StoryFresh from her world tour, the People’s Princess is back at the Fringe! Do you know the story of Dia…
There aren’t as many spectators in life as you think.
Two bold and satirical dance theatre pieces, Four and Death to Duets, that confront one of humanity�…