Author name: Chris Omaweng

Almost unremittingly bleak, it is easy to think that in these supposedly more enlightened times, it would be difficult for

Winner of the 1963 Tony Award for Best Play, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? retains much relevance decades later. There

Some of the actual entries of Samuel Pepys’ (1633-1703) diary are fairly humdrum, even if there is no reason to

“Wot? No piano?” At the very first Ballet Nights, ‘Ballet Nights 001’, much was made of a Yamaha piano donated

This was gloriously entertaining, and not to be taken seriously: most of the characters’ behaviours in this unromantic comedy were

With the miscellaneous problems going on on this planet, Alice (Dorothea Myer-Bennett) has joined a mission to Mars. There will

Despite not having encountered The Last Ship in any of its previous iterations (the Broadway run was in 2014-2015), it

I was tipped off before the show started about what had happened elsewhere on this play’s international tour. In February