There is no one quite like Alan Bennett.  The Yorkshire-born writer has been delighting audiences for nearly fifty years. His

Morley’s chicken franchise is showing its support for a new play, Chicken Burger n Chips, by providing 40 children with

Adam Lazarus’s Daughter is a dark, deeply disturbing satire of toxic masculinity, and how men treat women in general, but

When Adam Lazarus first came up with the idea of Daughter, it started from a very singular and very real

Battersea Arts Centre’s (BAC) artistic director Tarek Iskander has been in the job for nine months, and his inaugural season

Battersea Arts Centre (BAC) continued its commitment to inclusivity by becoming the world’s first relaxed venue, during a celebration last

The Sugar Syndrome is more sour than sweet, with dark humour and disturbingly honest themes that could make your stomach

On McQuillan’s Hill is a very Northern Irish play. It’s a Northern Irish play in the fact that it was

Immersive theatre is always a gamble. Even for those of us with a long history of stepping out of the

London theatre has been on quite the journey throughout history, from Shakespeare’s Globe all the way to £250 Hamilton tickets.

As Christmas looms ever closer, festive productions have hit theatreland in their droves. This year’s offering from the Rose, a