Before The Bourne Identity and The Tourist – with their amnesiac heroes – there was The Prisoner. Before Twin Peaks and Lost – with their impenetrable plots – there was The Prisoner. Before The X-Files and Game of

This is a very special piece of theatre, performed by an extremely talented cast with passion and vigour. Writer and performer, Chloe Wade with support

Paul Bogaev is a big man with a big personality. He’s an arranger, musical director, conductor, and composer and is also the winner of an

When there are jukebox shows like Mamma Mia! and Jersey Boys setting the standard, combining a decent storyline and some equally decent songs, it’s more than a tad disappointing

As the longest January on record is at last ending and the days seem to be finally getting longer, it’s time to head into the

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The King and I was first performed on Broadway in March 1951 and has been playing somewhere ever since. It’s based on what for years was

There are various problems with families. First, they know each other too well, and second, on the whole, they can never get away from each

A day can be a long time in politics these days, let alone a week, let alone the amount of time it took for this

Past present and future come together to warn us of our impending doom in a remarkably funny piece about climate, feminism and intimacy. This new

It’s set in America. It naturally follows there are guns: it’s their right to bear arms, y’see. The Bronco Billy of the show’s title (Tarinn

I have never gone skiing, and never will. Aside from the absurdity of dragging yourself up to the top of a mountain, then throwing yourself