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Stunning. What a revelation. Such is the power, passion and poise of the sparkling new musical Castro’s Children. Fidel Alejandro Castro...

Born Peter Richard Woolnough, but performing as Peter Allen (10th February 1944 – 18th June 1992, his colourful life makes for an...

It is a cliché to say politics is a dirty game. Suffice to say, The Long Game takes that truism and overlays it with the glass ceiling....

In a word, stunning. That is my take on Disney’s latest and greatest show on ice yet. Officially named Disney on Ice: Road Trip...

One of the most lauded plays of the 20th century, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is a high stakes cat and mouse game. Husband and wife...

Superlatives hardly do justice to the magnificent staging of one of Disney’s all-time favourites, Beauty and the Beast, which has been...

Olivia (Eve Morey) is heartbroken. Her bright, talented, intelligent, 16-year-old daughter Molly (Molly Holohan) – an artist in the...

The disintegration of a marriage with a decided difference. The Platypus is confronting, comedic (anarchic, even) and creative. Two...

Inspired by a journey of discovery undertaken by its creator, writer and composer Ari Jacob, Son Called Moon is a cerebral work featuring...

The colourful and controversial life of the dancer, actress, courtesan and rebel born Maria Dolores Eliza Rosanna Gilbert explodes onto...

Don a black cape and an exotic mask and be led on a journey of discovery through darkened hallways, up and down stairs and into a series...

Few are as fearless in opening up their lives, warts and all, as is Namibian born Natalie Gamsu. The singer, actor and cabaret performer...

The unmissable nighttime visual spectacle Lightscape has returned to the Royal Botanic Gardens for a third winter with a reimagined trail...

She could light up a room like no other and yet her tragic fate was sealed early on. I speak of the sparkling, enthusiastic Lucia Joyce,...

How do you know when it is best to end a relationship? That question is highlighted and spotlighted in the compelling and highly creative...

The second longest running play (excluding musicals) in London’s West End, The Woman in Black is no neatly packaged fairy story. It is a...

Music like, I dare say, you have never seen it performed before. An hour-long pulsating beat, complete with athleticism, instruments...

Have you ever wanted to be an actor or voice over talent? Well, here’s your chance, although Daniel Kitson would hate me for saying so...

One of the most remarkable interactive theatrical experiences I have had, FOOD is about the palate, gluttony, sleight of hand and so much...

I can still recall imagery in my mind’s eye as a youngster after reading Joseph Conrad’s vivid stories about the power of the sea. The...