Play

The Scottish Play (the Bard in a Yard): A private basement garden, West Kensington

Review by Anne O’Donoghue Sitting in a garden in Kensington I was treated to an enchanting and magical performance of

“I am of Ireland”, a new play from Seamus Finnegan, aims to explore what it is to be Irish in

I decided to compile a quick look at the best theatre of the year, though I failed to see anything

2017 marks the 20th anniversary of Enda Walsh’s ‘Disco Pigs’, a play that has spawned various stage and screen adaptations

This post was edited on 19 July to correct some rookie errors It seems utterly unfathomable that Sam Shepard’s play, The

Diversity, or lack of it, in the elite is often talked about. The lack of BME representation in industries such

Thick and Thin’s debut Brains showed a lot of promise as a satire of privatised healthcare and their new effort, Suckers

Guest Review from Angel Belsey Finding a partner to come with me to see The Enchanted at The Bunker was

Two minutes into Emma Rice and Knee High’s Tristan and Yseult at the Globe and two men are dancing together,