A cheerful discussion about how we're all going to die

Bronks promote themselves as one of Belgium's leading theatre com... (continued)

An indictment of toxic male entitlement

Pulls on some tremendous political levers but shortchanges us on the drama

In a bid to fill the room with a glow of warm-hearted benevolence... (continued)

"Come dine with us", say the cast of Korean food-themed musical C... (continued)

Tim Bano goes on a blind date with actress Bojana Novakovic. They... (continued)

Playwright Charlotte Josephine tells Catherine Love about harness... (continued)

David Greig, the new artistic director of Edinburgh's Royal Lyceu... (continued)

Tim Bano explores the glut of plays looking at society's relation... (continued)

An exploration of masculinity via Viking brawn – and socks and sandals

Writer/performer Cleo Sylvestre celebrates the life and achieveme... (continued)

On the centenary of Roald Dahl's birth, Tom Wicker speaks to Gagg... (continued)

Fest's lead critic picks out the most promising theatre shows of 2016

With 2016 marking the 400th year since the Bard of Avon died (in ... (continued)

Scottish theatre-makers make up some of the most exciting entries... (continued)

Matt Trueman reviews: Am I Dead Yet? (3 stars) | The Paradise Project (2 stars)

Dumbshow have taken a left-field approach to adapting Naomi Klein... (continued)

Women's Hour

“I promise, you will never understand.” When these words are whis... (continued)