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Shelley’s 1818 classic novel, Frankenstein, is a tale for the ages. Its themes of genius, greed and godliness are pertinent

Oisin McKenna’s one-man show is about London, loneliness, laziness, love and more. There’s many a spoken word show about the

Can I touch your hair? Can I touch your hair? Can I touch your hair? Can I touch your hair?

Peter Shaffer’s 1973 classic Equus is revived by Ned Bennett’s English Touring Theatre Company, and the word out of the

‘Yes… yes… Ok… Yes… Now, Apologise… Apologise! Thank you’ In modern politics, we often wonder if it’s all made up.

In the era of Trump, Bolsonaro, Erdogan and Brexit, satire and quasi-political ridicule are the order of the day. But

When does a play begin? When is art ever completed? What are beginnings and endings? Interesting questions, though I’m not

Towers is the third of Guildhall’s current showing of their final years. Fury reinterpreted Euripides’ Medea as the story of