Live every day as if it were your last – that’s the message to take away from Bruce Joel Rubin’s…

Sinners Club is a gig. It’s not a play, it’s a gig. But then, it’s also more than “just” a…

Every one of us lives in fear every day, from the moment we know what being afraid feels like, to…

David Hare’s Skylight debuted 22 years ago, but the socio-political themes the playwright addresses in the text are just as…

The relationship between men is a complex one. There are certain undrawn lines that you shouldn’t cross if you’re just…

There’s a distinct mix of the traditional with the modern in Richard Alston Dance’s Spring 2017 tour, which takes the…

Wales thrives on its mythologies and folklore. Whether it’s the story of Gelert the hunting dog, the Mabinogion, the Roman…

For Rambert’s 90th birthday year, the company has put together a typically varied, colourful and challenging repertoire of dances which…

When rock musical Rent first premiered back in January 1996, it became a runaway phenomenon. It was the Hair for…

They are the King and Queen of High School, the Mr and Mrs of illogical, and the queer and deluded…