Currently staring at the NT and soon to be seen in Bridgerton, we chat with James Phoon.

Inside Standing at the Sky’s Edge is a beautiful beating heart filled with Hawley wonder.

The Witches starts off looking like it might be a Matilda-sized hit

Lily Middleton attends the Shubbak Festival Launch party

No.1 Sunday Times and New York Times bestselling author, Neil Gaiman

This production brings a visceral quality to both the love and violence of this tragedy.

A competent revival of a touching play.

Pros: A gripping story, outstanding performances by an impressive cast, and a burning social issue that should be a priority in every politician’s agenda. Cons: none A woman dressed in a thawb (Mimi Malaz Bashir) puts the kettle on in a half-lit dining room. The boiling sound is soothing, and reminds us of the routine that many people follow at home every morning. The difference here is that this woman – her name is Tharwa – can hardly call this place a home: ...

Eva de Valk runs down the big theatre news of 2017.

A thought-provoking new play which depicts Africa's longstanding issues and clichés with a good balance of comedy and drama.