Month: May 2010

Eight years after the death of actor John Thaw, Inspector Morse, the character he played on screen from 1987 to 2000, will cross over to the stage for the first time – with former Doctor […]

We're praying for good weather over the next three days for the sake of Laurie Sansom. Sansom, with two colleagues from the Royal and Derngate, Northampton (where he's artistic director), set out this morning (5 […]

Eight years after the death of actor John Thaw, Inspector Morse, the character he played on screen from 1987 to 2000, will cross over to the stage for the first time – with former Doctor […]

Enron, one of the most celebrated new British plays of the past year, has posted closing notices on Broadway for less than a fortnight after opening to mixed reviews at New York's Broadhurst Theatre. The […]

In 1995, a memoir was published in Australia charting the love affair between two Melbourne schoolboys whose relationship endured into adulthood. Both fell victim to Aids, with the author, Tim Conigrave, surviving his lover, John […]

Shakespeare's Globe's 2010 summer repertory season, running under the title of Kings and Rogues, got under way last Thursday (29 April 2010, previews from 23 April) with Macbeth in a new production by director Lucy […]

Dirty White Boy, adapted from Clayton Littlewood’s blog and book of the same name, recounts the tales of real Sohoites he encountered whilst running his shop on Old Compton Street in the mid-noughties. The stories […]

Debbie Reynolds has brought her one-woman show to the West End for a ten-date season at the Apollo theatre. Debbie Reynolds Alive and Fabulous, which opened last week (29 April 2010). The show, which runs until […]