Month: May 2009

Amongst the major London openings – in the West End and further afield – during this shortened Bank Holiday week are: OPENING TONIGHT, Tuesday 5 May 2009 (previews from 28 April), Rupert Goold makes his […]

This wild and wonderful Scottish Peer Gynt, adapted by Colin Teevan and directed by Dominic Hill, first seen two years ago, is a collaboration between Dundee Rep, the National Theatre of Scotland and bite at […]

It sounds such a good idea: Bronte goes to Bollywood in a brand new musical. But Tamasha's lame cultural appropriation of Emily Bronte's 1847 Yorkshire story is the worst kind of example of hitching a […]

How relevant do you want your theatre to be? This 1979 play by French dramatist Michel Vinaver recounts economic collapse, scaremongering in the cosmetics industry, the dangers of sunbathing, and a popular princess talking on […]

Leading Irish theatre company Druid is back on British shores from next week with its renowned revival of JM Synge's The Playboy of the Western World. Timed to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Synge's death, […]

Further details have emerged regarding the long-rumoured forthcoming West End production of Breakfast at Tiffany’s (See The Goss::E8821229953965, 27 Dec 2008). According to today’s Daily Mail, playwright Samuel Adamson (Southwark Fair, All About My M… […]

Leading Irish theatre company Druid is back on British shores from next week with its renowned revival of JM Synge's The Playboy of the Western World. Timed to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Synge's death, […]