Original Theatre are leading the way in the UK with fresh original hybrid shows that combine the danger of live theatre and the intimacy of ...

Having seen Touching the Void at the Duke of York Theatre in November 2019, I was intrigued by how it would translate to the small screen in...

The choice to become a parent, for many, is a logical step at some point in a person's life. Whether you are in a committed relationship...

In lockdown, we have all got used to logging on to zoom calls for meetings and experienced the difference between these virtual meetings and...

Blonde is a thoroughly captivating biography of Marilyn Monroe, detailing her background and career with admirable clarity. The show both op...

It has been fascinating to see how producers have responded to lockdown closing their theatres as they embrace storytelling in an online wor...

The Living Record Festival was an eclectic mix of content available earlier this year which was interesting and intriguing, and I would say ...

The Barn Theatre in Cirencester has been one of the successes of Lockdown with a string of interesting and well-produced shows from their ve...

As theatres are required to remain shut until 17th May, the smarter producers are using the time to create Online streamed content and Fake ...

Pantomime has always been a local event with families supporting their local venue each year with familiar actors returning and playing diff...

Motherwell Theatre, in association with Starbright Entertainments, regularly produce an Easter pantomime so this year they are forced to del...

Jane Joseph and Chantelle Nolan, the mother and daughter team who run the Theatre Royal St Helens set the tone in their charming preshow cha...

The creative team at The Barn Theatre in Cirencester who produced the brilliant modern reimagining of the Oscar Wilde story of The Picture o...

Read the comments! Something I steer well clear of these days, however, Flavour Text, Chronic Insanity’s latest instalment of their ambitio...

GHBoy was originally due to play over the Christmas period at the Charing Cross Theatre in London, but sadly due to another wonderful lockdo...

On the evening of December 31, 1999, we are invited into a dressing room of the ageing clown Scaramouche Jones. Born on this very day in 189...

After one whole year, yes you read that right, of the Orange Tree Theatre being closed due to the pandemic they have re-opened with a pool o...

The Director Matthew Parker was due to stage this play at the Maltings Theatre in November 2020 but Covid 19 delayed it so that it became th...

Chichester Festival staged this celebration of the music of Stephen Sondheim last November in front of a socially distanced audience, just b...

The 12 months of Lockdown has forced the more inventive producers and directors to reinvent their creative processes to continue to reach th...