Leading the cast is Susannah Cann as Daisy. She will be joined by Yasmina Berraoui as her best friend Gabby. Esmée Cook will ...

Two people who have more than 20 years’ experience hosting theatre and comedy across the UK are opening the first ...

Two Northern Irish productions have earned nominations for director Emma Jordan and actress Annette McLaughlin in the newly ...

Royal Ballet and Opera has launched a new initiative to establish two new programmes to support emerging talent, inspire new ...

Simon Stephens’s stage adaptation of Mark Haddon’s novel was an instant hit when it opened at the National Theatre in 2012. Directed by Marianne Elliott and with movement choreographed by Scott Graham ...

The great draw of The Ballad of Johnny & June, of course, is the opportunity to hear songs like “Jackson” and “I’ve Been ...

Revel, the new performance from Company Chordelia, seeks in some ways to demystify and comment on the way we look at dancers of a certain age. The co-creation of sexagenarian stalwarts of Scottish ...

‘Beaver’ is a word that offers potential comic misunderstandings. Beavers are famously hardworking animals and often invoked to encourage worker productivity, but the word is also a long-standing ...

We see him as a young boy (Anton Vehring) with a talent for the violin. We see his alter ego (a violinist from the quartet) shadow him. We see the internal struggle. But, he also can box and knows he ...

The 2026 theme of community builds on what Journeys Festival International has always stood for: “championing global majority ...

The much loved and admired Alvin Ailey Dance Theater, last here in 2023 with a bundle of riches, is back with two programmes: ...

Bull is brutal and short. It’s also very funny. Bartlett makes the audience complicit in the bullying. The bullies are more ...