A delightful treasure trove for theatre lovers is up for grabs.

This play beautifully examines the connections between race, class, and growing up in Luton.

Fabricate Theatre artistic director Catherine Lamb discusses bringing Jack Thorne's 'Bunny' to the Tristan Bates.

Jack Thorne is cementing his place as one of our generation's great writers. It appears he’s borrowed some magic dust and sprinkled it liberally over this Junkyard.

Theatre at its rawest. A moving insight into not only the mind but the world.

This week we're delighted to be able to offer you the chance to win a pair of tickets to see the Royal Court Theatre's upcoming production of Hope.

A sensational gore fest of a play that is a game changer for how horror should be done on stage!

Entertaining interrelated monologues from a night of new writing. There could be potential for more here but currently lacks an X factor.

Jack Thorne Directed by Vicky Jones ★★★★ Pros: An insightful, funny and real look at a couple’s relationship and intimacy. Brilliantly honest performances from the two actors. Cons: The darker aspects of the relationship were less convincing. In particular, the action two-thirds of the way through and the characters’ reactions to it felt misjudged. Our Verdict: A play that went from moments of genius to moments that didn’t really work, but I’m still thinking about it. Credit: Simon Annand Before coming to ...

Jack ThorneDirected by Vicky Jones★★★ Pros: The vibrant conversation and wit between the two characters in the first half of the show was delivered perfectly. Cons: I thought David’s action two-thirds of the way through the play was unexplainable and Marian’s response equally bizarre even taking into consideration the severe sadness they’ve had in their lives. Our Verdict: An interesting concept with strong performances from the two actors. Unfortunately the characters’ histories don’t quite match up with their behaviour on ...