Produced without adornment, Shannon Murphy ’s staging of Gluck’s opera Orfeo ed Euridice as part of the inaugural Spectrum NOW festival i...

In 2005, Nguyen Tuong Van was executed in Singapore , having been convicted of drug trafficking. Immediately prior to his execution, the Si...

When Tom Stoppard’s radio play Darkside – based on Pink Floyd’s seminal album The Dark Side of the Moon – premiered in Britain in 2013, ...

As You Like It is a bit of a mad old cornucopic delight. It has everything Shakespeare has to offer – political intrigue, danger, love, mi...

Hamlet needs no introduction – as a play or as a character – yet each successive staging seems to require a justification, an explanation ...

Miguel de Cervantes’ Don Quixote is one of those books which, like its titular character, has assumed a life much larger than anything its...

This review was o riginally written for artsHub . Billed as “the gayest one-man show ever!”, Nick Coyle’s Blue Wizard is like nothing...

This is the third Tennessee Williams production I’ve seen inside of five months, following Eamon Flack ’s lyrical and haunting production o...

Richard III is one of Shakespeare’s most enduring villains. The famous crook-backed king straddles two worlds – that of the tumultuous past...

Nakkiah Lui ’s Kill the Messenger is the barest, most simple form of theatre you can imagine. Five people on a stage, telling one story. ...