In the search for titles for new stage productions the old film catalogues are providing a great source which might appeal to theatre audien...

The title of Charlotte and Theodore, the new play by Ryan Craig which is enjoying its world premiere at the Ustinov Studio in Bath until 18t...

Edward Albee’s 1962 three-act play Who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf? is perhaps best known for the 1966 film which starred Elizabeth Taylor an...

Aladdin is one of the best Pantomime titles, it's full of great opportunities for magical and comical business such as the Laundry scene...

  The combination of Stephen Sondheim’s extraordinary score (less than a year after his death), Terry Gilliam’s outlandish creative ideas, L...

Robert Icke’s bold reimagining of George Orwell’s 1945 novel Animal Farm could not be more timely or relevant as the famous allegory for the...

While many Pantomimes close around New Year’s Day each year, the Theatre Royal Bath’s production usually runs until the following weekend an...

Pantomime is often a child's first experience of live theatre and therefore it plays a critical role in establishing a young person’s lo...

After a successful run in the West End, Mary Stuart is now on a short tour of Bath, Cambridge and Manchester giving regional audience...