America in the mid-1980s. In the midst of the AIDS crisis and a conservative Reagan administration, New Yorkers grapple with life and death, love and sex, heaven and hell. The cast of the National Theatre’s 2017 revival of Tony Kushner’s landmark work Angels in America includes Stuart Angell, Mark Arnold,...

This afternoon, Friday 28 April 2017, Sir Matthew Bourne was presented with the Critics’ Circle Award for Outstanding Services to the Arts by Graham Watts OBE, Chairman, Dance Section of Critics' Circle & National Dance Awards, at a luncheon held at the National Liberal Club. Matthew Bourne is only the...

After a year making a documentary and volunteering on the front-line of the European refugee crisis, critically acclaimed fringe theatre company Craft Theatre returns to London this summer with Sam Shepard’s The God of Hell, the first piece in a 12 month season of four shows. The setting is a...

Stephen Unwin’s elegant debut work, All Our Children,  shows a world caught in a spiral of horror and examines a brutal system which sanctioned mass murder for those who led, what the Nazis called ‘lives unworthy of life’. An astonishing and chilling story of courage, betrayal and humanity, Unwin unfolds...

Inspired by director Annemiek Van Elst’s experiences of her brother converting to Islam, Becoming Mohammed explores what it takes for a Western man to become a Muslim, and for his family to come to terms with his choice.  We caught up with Annemiek to find out more about the show which is...