Six friends head off on holiday together, bringing with them a tangled assortment of romantic complications and family connections. Their destination is a remote cabin in the woods, where, unbeknownst ...

When was the last time you were hungry? Not hungry for love or attention, but hungry for food. And not just peckish but proper hungry, with no food in the cupboards and nothing to eat? According to ...

The idea of an object outliving its owner, and holding a horror story, is terrifying enough; Nina Atesh and Alexander Wright pull this fear apart with four engaging short stories, each told from an ...

Solomon Bowden’s THE FUTURE takes you on an uncomfortable journey towards the answer for the question: ‘how far can love go before it becomes something else?’ The story follows a man and a woman, who ...

New theatre company Fright Train bring a large cast production of Ödön von Horváth’s JUDGMENT DAY to the tiny space at Old Red Lion Playhouse. This revival, translated by Christopher Hampton, in some ...

‘The Girl in The Mask has plenty going for it but needs a rethink.’ ★★ ½ It's not always easy getting on with your parents when you're an angsty teenager left with no other victims for all that pent ...

You probably already know everything about the three Italian Wars of Independence, about the Unification of Italy in 1860, about the Borboni, the Royal family from Spain who ruled over Sicily and ...

Station: Highbury & Islington (Victoria Line, Overground and First Capital Connect) with Angel not far away. Bus routes: 4, 19, 30 and 43 all run past the venue (nearest bus stop at Islington Town ...

‘The show leans into the more grotesque elements of Poe’s stories and darkest elements of Poe’s own life.’ ★★★ ½ London contains many horror stories, from the Tower, to Sweenie Todd to Jack the Ripper ...

The Cockpit is 50 years old this year and Dave Wybrow has worked here for 22 of those years. The strap line for the theatre ‘Theatre of ideas and disruptive panache’, is something that Wybrow has ...

As London’s theatres rebuild after the impact of Covid-19 and adapt to technological advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Nikol Kollars returns to the UK with a timely stage piece about using AI ...

Following Part I and Part II published in 2020 celebrating female playwrights, two new features are planned. Part IV, coming soon, will take a look at the last five years, asking ‘What do women want ...