Workhouse Productions premiered their adaptation of Kae Tempest's play Wasted at the Etcetera Theatre. The story follows ...

Cadel Evans, the first Australian to win the Tour de France, is celebrated in the engaging performance "Cadel," co-written ...

Marina di Marzo looks back at her younger self and the confusions of adolescence in Love in the Time of Fifth Grade. In a funny and warm show, she gives her personal story a quirky shape that ...

Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard, revived in a new adaptation by Conor McPherson, explores themes of tradition and finance as ...

Grace O’Malley, Pirate Queen" is a solo show heading to London after a successful Bristol run. It tells the story of 16th-century Irish warrior Grace O'Malley, who defied gender norms. Newbold ...

The London Breeze Film Festival will take place from October 21-25, showcasing its largest in-cinema program yet. One highlight is "Such A Vivid Imagination," where a young girl, Celia, faces ...

PATIENT: SOLDIER, a dark comedy play by Katherine White and Barra Fitzgibbon, returns to the Bloomsbury Festival, inspired by ...

The Flywheel fringe series of 5 plays at Riverside Studios concludes with Dario Fo's farce, The Virtuous Burglar, showcasing ...

Harold Pinter did not originally write either of these plays for the stage. The Lover was a television play first broadcast in 1963; A Slight Ache was written for radio in 1959. Here, they are ...

Max Wilkinson‘s Night City is a dramatic exploration of the highs and lows of London’s gig economy, seen through the eyes of a cab driver, a waitress and a carer. In just 90 minutes, Ebenezer Bamgboye ...

Thomas A Greenfield’s book, subtitled “from the American Revolution to the 21st century” takes a two-pronged approach to American Musicals. First, it presents a collection of essays focusing on ...