Author name: Mary Beer

Darren Raymond’s Tartuffe (Remixed) is rightly bawdy, bold and broad. I am cheered that this production grabs all that is

Originally developed at the beginning of the current century (a little more than three decades after Mr Guthrie’s death), the

Dav Pilkey’s stories and art styles have delighted kids for decades because they come from a place of genuine subversion

Huge on spectacle but thin on drama, the revival of War Horse at the Olivier feels more like the launch of

The art of transforming a legendary work of cinema to the stage lies in knowing what to replicate as faithfully

Having been a Spalding Gray fan since the 90s as a theatre student in New York– where I was acutely

The Unicorn’s first major co-production with the Royal Shakespeare Company is a breathtaking triumph. Abbreviated to a tight 90 minutes,

I went into Neon Dance’s presentation of Last and First Men cold – i.e. knowing very little about it – and a