Written in 1868, denigrated by male readers including her editor and the luminary T S Eliot, Louisa May Alcott's Little Women ...

Rose Leslie will play Constance, a “1920s heroine with a decidedly modern spirit”, in The Constant Wife. She was May in Nell ...

Just Between Ourselves treads the fine line between comedy and tragedy, in the usual Ayckbourn fashion, but sees him tackle ...

In fourteen scenes, Joel Tan’s exciting and entertaining play lets us glimpse the imagined repatriation of one of these ...

The performance that threatens to overshadow the entire piece is Hammed Animashaun as Mugsy, the eternally optimistic and ...

In the first half of the double bill, Yellow Things, nine mothers are played by three performers. Mothers Have Nine Lives is ...

Time will tell but the reign opens with Greek tragedy in the form of a new version of Bacchae written by Nima Taleghani and ...

Live Theatre, Newcastle's 11-day Unearthed Festival will feature Royal Court Live led by Court Artistic Director David Byrne ...

Gala de Danza, the international dance, music, and art festival, will have its London première on Wednesday 25 and Thursday ...

Young couple Georgie and Rob, who are getting married in three weeks time, have come with Rob’s mum Helen to see if it will ...

This is a journey through the astonishing highs and lows of one of Britain’s most famous men from history. But there’s so much you don’t know… Father, husband, writer, poet, adventurer, philosopher, ...

The arrival of The Last Confession in the West End from Chichester is remarkable in that this is American lawyer turned playwright, Roger Crane's debut and first plays making it to the West End are as ...