Beverley sits in a hairdressers in England, having new hair extensions put in

An assured production from a young company of artists.

Immersing itself in the shadowy paranoia of postwar Europe, this ... (continued)

More than 20 years after the end of apartheid, South Africa is an altered place

A punchy production of eight short plays, creating more questions... (continued)

Jimmy Savile: a horrendous reminder that the truth is both strang... (continued)

If David Lynch had written Inception, it might be a little like Fiction

If there's a trophy for deceptive openers, beloved Irish actor Pa... (continued)

Beads of sweat

Restriction can be liberating in this innovative show from Czech ... (continued)

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Watching this company-devised show is a depressing experience

The 1960s rock scene has been thoroughly mined for stoner stories... (continued)

This very silly, very sweary show's title is much more literal th... (continued)

In his latest show, Am I Dead Yet?, Chris Thorpe examines the onl... (continued)

Four tramps wait at a deserted train station, somewhere in Eastern Europe

It’s been ten years since Tim Crouch disassembled theatre with hi... (continued)

Despite being one of Britain’s most prolific playwrights, Howard ... (continued)

In Z Theatre Company’s version of the next world, life after deat... (continued)

1978, Abadan, Iran: a packed cinema goes up in flames