Inspired by the aftermath of the 2015 General Election, Wet Bread comes to Festival 47 at Kings Head Theatre following a highly successful run at the Brighton Fringe. Written by BBC Trans Comedy Award winner Tom Glover, Wet Bread is a one-woman satire about left-wing activism in a right-wing world....

Son of a Preacher Man today announces that Bad Girls and Coronation Street star Debra Stephenson will create the role of Alison in the new musical, joining Diana Vickers in the 2017 tour. Featuring the soulful music of Dusty Springfield, with a book by Warner Brown and directed and choreographed...

Further to a hugely successful opening at the Dorfman Theatre on June 7th, Barber Shop Chronicles will return to the National Theatre as part of its autumn season which was announced this morning. Newsroom, political platform, local hot-spot, confession box, preacher-pulpit and football stadium - for generations, African men have...

Martin Shaw will lead the cast in the timely UK premiere of Gore Vidal’s award winning political thriller, The Best Man, a play about ambition, political scandal, ruthlessness… and the race for the white house. Written before the battles of Trump vs Clinton and May vs Corbyn, Vidal’s drama of...

Some girls would do anything to be on stage. This is Boys Club: a gender-bending satire on inequality by Two Tongue Theatre, coming to Jackson’s Lane as part of their Postcards Festival 2017. Two unemployed actresses have no choice but to pass for men in order to get work. Together,...