Building a success from the ruins of failure

The Addams Family have been around for a long time, first appeari... (continued)

With Boris Johnson recently announcing his intention to run as MP... (continued)

A well-at-heel, middle class couple sit in their garden

Stepping into the light comes a traveller

Perhaps it’s no surprise that artists are increasingly looking to... (continued)

Among the avalanche of responses to the current situation in Gaza... (continued)

This solo show from Jamie Griffiths covers much the same ground a... (continued)

You might think, from the title of Mary Lou Quinlan and Martha Wo... (continued)

Louise Mothersole and Rebecca Biscuit of Sh!t Theatre – or Bouise... (continued)

At times, it can feel as though sitting quietly in the dark is a ... (continued)

Disappointing and puzzling show that struggles to even call itself theatre

An overlong and underdeveloped journey through one man's meltdown

A murky addition to the tide of First World War-inspired work thi... (continued)

Beware the press blurb: KLIP may be called 'live collage' but the... (continued)

Catherine Ireton left home in Ireland nine years ago, and tihe on... (continued)

Young Xander is persuaded by a right-wing extremist into killing ... (continued)

A lot has been said about what might happen to the UK/Scotland re... (continued)

The sisters of St Agatha's convent are a curious lot: a close-kni... (continued)

Recreating the horror and dehumanisation of the Italian ILVA steelworkers