THEATRE REVIEW Abigail by Fiona Doyle at The Bunker, London SE1 “ ...it is a bleak representation of relationships and love” As soon as...

THEATRE REVIEW Benighted by JB Priestley at The Old Red Lion Theatre, London “...moody lighting simply isn’t enough.” As soon as...

THEATRE REVIEW Scrooge and the Seven Dwarves by Sleeping Trees "manic, madcap, marvellous" You know it's panto time when the theatre...

Paul Vates, Frost Magazine’s doyen of all things theatrical, had a great time with Sweet FA, and the fact that it was raising money for...

So, the saga continues. Trying to show how one ‘puts on a play’ creaks ever onwards. At a secret venue, which for the purposes of...

Pity the poor director who raises his head above the parapet and publicly proclaims ‘Is there anyone interested in playing Nora?’ If...

You may recall, from a previous article, how I read many different versions of Henrik Ibsen’s play A Doll’s House, all in aid of staging...

When a theatre invites you to produce a play of your choice because of the success of your previous production, you don’t take it...

A few months ago, as part of The King’s Head Theatre’s Without Décor programme, our favoured actors were gathered together once more, for...