Yes, it’s a story about a trans woman. But it is not only a story about a trans woman – there is, thank goodness, a whole lot more going on besides that, and a nuanced and sophisticated recognition ...

If you remember Grayson, then you’ll probably enjoy this tribute to a much loved star with Adamson’s performance alone justifying the price of a ticket.

Confirming that laughter is the best medicine Lynn Faces is a triumph. A confluence of punk gig, TV parody, slapstick humour ...

A perfect half-term treat for little ones, There’s a Bear on My Chair is on at London’s Queen Elizabeth Hall as part of the ...

Gang Bang is one show where the code of omertà should be ignored, and we shout from the rooftops how good it is.

Richard II is charismatic, eloquent, and flamboyantly witty. And a disastrous King – dishonest, dangerous, and politically ...

As Dolly – be she fantasy or not – Tricia Paoluccio is excellent, a programme note telling the reader that she grew up ...

With If/Then not yet having made it across the pond with a full production, I do wonder if this concert was a way of testing ...

Lena (Kaya Scodelario) and Sasha (Luke Treadaway), computer coders, are working on an artificial intelligence program (and it is ‘program’, ...

With its bold staging, precise performances, and eerie atmosphere, this is a deeply compelling production which unsettles and ...

July 10th, 1981, Missouri. Smalltown bully, Ken Rex McElroy rules Skidmore with an iron fist. His ten year reign of terror ...

Many people will, at some point, have been exposed to the sort of scenario Sinéad Murphy (Grace Cunningham) is faced ...