Available online Hannah Lavery’s play about the death of a man in police custody in 2015 is both impassioned and poetic ‘It’s not Black Lives Matter,” says one of the characters in Hannah Lavery’s damning new play. “This is Scotland....
Live stream from Sydney, available online If the performer gets in the way of himself and his impressive lyrical skills, the best of him still shines through in a fine set Reactions to Tim Minchin have always been extreme: you either...
Available online Get that blindfold on! Morpheus’s interactive horror is scary – but teaming up with strangers is fun We have been told to bring a blindfold and headphones for a “ terrifying sonic experience ” on Zoom. There’s a trigger...
Available online This lonely hearts revue with songs cut from Follies and other musicals is a carousel of regrets and rapture Breaking up is hard to do – not just in relationships. When a song doesn’t fit in a musical, it can get cut...
Available online Staffordshire’s Anglo-Saxon booty inspires a host of short plays by writers including April De Angelis and Darren Sharp A metal detectorist from the West Midlands lists his day’s discoveries at the beginning of Hoard:...
Available online Juliet Stevenson, Linda Bassett and others bring to life a fantasy dinner party thrown as the Nazis overrun France All does not go smoothly at Steven Carl McCasland’s fantasy dinner party, a gathering of long-dead women...
Olivier theatre, London Michael Balogun delivers this monologue – a sequel to Clint Dyer and Roy Williams’ Death of England – with deftly controlled energy ‘There have been other moments in history when the opening night is also the...
The program features three ballets by three Canadian choreographers: James Kudelka’s The Four Seasons, Crystal Pite’s Emergence and Robert Binet’s The Dreamers Ever Leave You