Shakespeare

Julius Caesar, Bridge Theatre

Nicholas Hytner’s first Shakespearean production at the Bridge Theatre, which he founded with Nick Starr, has been overshadowed by email blunders but

Nicole Espinoza and Jaime Lorca aided by puppetry put on this abridged, Spanish language version of Othello. It focuses on

Another day, another Hamlet. Despite my initial cynicism, I dare anyone not to be cynical about a version of Hamlet

Shakespeare’s Globe artistic director Emma Rice is to leave the theatre in 2018 after its board decided her methods are

As 2016 comes to an end the tributes to Shakespeare do not! For one week in November The Shakespeare Revue,

Philydia Lloyd’s production of The Tempest concludes the all-female trilogy, which will see Julius Caesar and Henry V return to

A week on from seeing the other Fiennes in Chichester I am now back in London to see Ralph appear as

Glass Half Full Productions & Go People Theatre present a production that is a perfect introduction to the Bard and

ATG have brought a superb production to Brighton. It is the Lear all need to see, especially if their first