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By Stuart King Friday, July 11 2025, 07:26
At a boarding house located somewhere in Duluth, a mining town on the shores of Lake Superior in northern Minnesota, a group of individuals thrust together by circumstance, discuss life, love, and the matters which constrain their desires and ambitions.
Justina Kehinde (Marianne Laine), Nichola MacEvilly (Ensemble), Frankie hart (Ensemble) and Rebecca Thornhill (Mrs Burke) in Girl from the North Country at The Old Vic (2025). Photo by Manuel Harlan.
By Camille Leadbeater Wednesday, July 9 2025, 14:36
The most powerful stories in theatre - the ones that linger long after the curtain falls - are those that transcend their immediate plots and moral messages.
The Godless War production image. Photo by Lidia Crisafulli.
By Stuart King Wednesday, July 9 2025, 11:16
Malorie Blackman’s NOUGHTS AND CROSSES penned as a saga for young adults and published in instalments between 2001 and 2021, serves as the source material for Dominic Cooke’s hard-hitting stage adaptation, here directed by Tinuke Craig.
Noah Valentine (Callum) and Corinna Brown (Sephy) in Noughts & Crosses. Credit Manuel Harlan.
By Stuart King Tuesday, July 8 2025, 09:43
Two sisters experience a troubled start within the social care system, leading to a divergence in their views on what life can be, and about each other.
Kelly Gough and Charlie Beaven in Run Sister Run at Arcola Theatre.
By Shehrazade Zafar-Arif Friday, July 4 2025, 13:27
One of the most famous pieces of literature of the 20th century, The Great Gatsby has been adapted for film, stage, television, as an immersive experience, graphic novels, and even video games. When it entered the public domain in January 2021, it was inevitable that he would see even more adaptations of the quintessential Great American Novel.
Amber Davies (centre) and the Company in THE GREAT GATSBY at the London Coliseum. Photo by Johan Persson
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