Thou met’st with things dying, I with things newborn. Old Shepherd, The Winter’s Tale (III.3) I. Of the four genres that Shakespe...

THEATRE Event(s) of the Year Peter Pan ; Forget Me Not – Belvoir Mrs Warren’s Profession – STC The Bull, The ...

If  you've  followed my blog or read any of the theatre reviews throughout this year, you might have seen – at the bottom of the page...

A man walks onto a blank stage, a possum-skin cloak wrapped around his slight body. His hair and beard frame his face. He speaks, first to ...

It will come as no surprise to many that I am quite the fan of Shakespeare. I’m also quite the fan of David Tennant, both as the Doctor and...

First performed in Paris in 1953, Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot is one of those cultural phenomena that can be endlessly referenced, ...

Imagine Gone With The Wind . Now add hanging baskets of flowers, biblical allusions to Eden , a dash of gender-blind casting. Throw caution...

“It all started out as a mild curiosity in the junkyard, and now it’s turned out to be quite a great spirit of adventure.” – The Doctor, Th...

On 25 th October, Belvoir announced that Toby Schmitz would be leaving the role of Hamlet early due to a scheduling conflict. Schmitz wa...

From his earliest plays, Shakespeare was transfixed by the ocean and its capacity as a catalyst for change and or rebirth. Plays such as Th...