It appears that much of what we know about Glyndebourne can be classified as urban legend, but David Hare’s The Moderate Soprano allows us a glimpse in to the real story of the eccentric, Fortnum’s tea drinking, man who built an Opera House in his back garden.  Or rather a...

The Comedy About a Bank Robbery has celebrated its second anniversary in its West End home, the Criterion Theatre, and there is certainly a lot to celebrate, including an extension in to 2019 and a brand-new cast.  But, stepping in to the shoes of the original Mischief Theatre cast is...

Noël Coward’s Tonight at 8.30 features nine one-act plays ranging from music-hall pastiche, to light comedies, to heartbreaking drama. These have been arranged into three trios entitled Secret Hearts, Nuclear Families, and Bedroom Farces, with the chance to see all three trios (nine plays) in a single day on Saturdays...

Sex/Crime, written for The Glory, a Queer and alternative East End nightlife spot and performance mecca, and funded by Arts Council England, is a challenging new play that explores sex, violence, language, fear and queerness. In a fractured and divided city, two men meet to recreate the killings of a...

Set in Berlin, Moormaid is a thrilling chamber-play about self-destruction and rebirth that attempts to understand the fear currently gripping the European psyche, and the threats that may be posed by our own alienated youth. Bott’s inspiration for Moormaid came in 2014, when she discovered that two of her old...