Opera North has been designated Theatre of Sanctuary status and, accordingly, director Annabel Arden reimagines Wagner’s ...

Perhaps not surprisingly in a society that isn’t very good on children’s rights, before it was even made, it was hammered by ...

Tonight’s Drum Tao from Oita, Japan, formed 31 years ago, is similar with its dedication, its range of Wadaiko drums, ...

The Little Prince book is small with a big heart and a moral compass. This just under two-hour show is so big, it almost ...

Weird, wonderful and wow, visually stunning Dragons by choreographer Eun-Me Ahn is here for two nights only. Dragons is a ...

Many people reading this column may not have been expecting to see recent news coverage of the fifth anniversary of the ...

But Tell Me You’ll Think About It shouldn't be judged by its ending. Throughout, moments of keen observation and some fine ...

The three new films, created after a public call out in 2024, are available to watch for free on Sadler’s Wells Digital Stage ...

The inclusivity and ethical sensitivity of the twenty-four-day cultural party boldly touches on many serious topical ...

James has entrusted the adaptations to Shaun McKenna, who is as adept at writing for the stage as James is writing for the ...

George Orwell’s Animal Farm has almost as much cultural cachet as his much referenced and adapted 1984, yet I have somehow ...

I first saw Russell Maliphant’s fifteen-minute AfterLight in 2009 as part of The Spirit of Diaghilev programme—what I said ...