Author name: Loretta Monaco

To construct a stage play about one of the worst humanitarian crises of the 21st century is a near-insurmountable task,

Writer Dexter Harding’s Set Menu is an inventive play brimming with complicated ideas. It begins while the audience is still being

Stepping into a top-floor studio space at the October Gallery in London, I encounter the stage setting of One Million Words, a theatre

Rash actions in youth often lead to dire consequences in the future, which is one of the underlying themes of

The incomparable French writer Florian Zeller continues to startle us with concepts that philosophers and poets have struggled with since

Every once in a while, a highly polished literary gemstone appears on London’s theatre circuit. Such a gemstone is writer

Arthur Miller’s The Price first debuted on Broadway in 1968. It’s a play with a near biblical telling of patriarchal favouritism and

Let’s take a moment to celebrate the return of writer Nicholas Wright’s Vincent in Brixton, an astute and sympathetic understanding of the famous