The longest running American musical, and Broadway classic, Chicago makes a return to London, at The Phoenix Theatre, after a short gap.  The Kander and Ebb staple has always had the ability to feel like a modern musical, despite having been around since the 1970’s, but does this latest injection...

In poet Jackie Hagan’s latest show, the title itself is a warning and the opening five minutes of This is not a Safe Space a series of caveats and disclaimers, at the core of which is this: talking about class is not easy, and nor is it quiet, polite or...

The Gift of the Gab, written and directed by Simon David Eden, is a satire that uses humour to expose the ignorance that fosters casual bigotry, and the fallout for any group or culture when greed drives individuals to put themselves before all others. The bitter Winter of Discontent, 1979....

Ahead of its opening night at Curve, Leicester on Thursday 19 April, audiences get a first look at production images of the World Premiere of An Officer And A Gentleman: The Musical. This brand-new musical is based on the 1982 Oscar-winning film starring Richard Gere which tells the story of...

Returning with a twist to their summer season, Pop-Up Opera will present a special Mozart double bill with two entrancing one-act comedies showcasing Mozart’s inimitable style and sense of playfulness. Each performance is skilfully adapted to its venue as Pop-Up take their operas into unusual and unique spaces around the...