Much is left unsaid in this frustrating back story of author George Elliot’s life
Month: February 2026
Maz Evans talks about adapting her book for the stage at Wimbledon's Polka Theatre.
What happens when a romantic camping trip in Wales turns lycanthropic?
Through a sea of ‘headless torsos’, this comic Mormon mommy monologue proves bears and otters aren’t only to be found…
A muddle of a play that abandons its timely AI revenge-porn premise for incoherent plotting and erratic characters — redeemed…
An intimate interview on the fusion of live piano and storytelling in The Sound of Absence at Omnibus Theatre.
World-making at its finest, in a thrilling tale of murder, betrayal and revenge that blends exceptional hip hop theatre with…
Panto meets children’s party meets Harry Hill in this brilliantly bonkers family show.
Vivid, candid Americana-tinged comedy, rich in character and atmosphere, but lacking the structural control to become truly great stand-up.
An accomplished and heartwarming performance, in which Kåre Conradi reflects on how Gynt became Norway’s most unlikely national hero.