Review: Not Today’s Yesterdays
Richard Lutz views a one-woman show that explores how colonialism poisoned a pristine world.
Richard Lutz views a one-woman show that explores how colonialism poisoned a pristine world.
Theatre Absolute present Sphere, the culmination of a project.
Richard Lutz takes to the trenches for this World War One play.
Are We Where We Are returns this autumn.
Richard Lutz takes his pew at the Birmingham Hippodrome for dance with fire in its soul.
Pinocchio brought to the stage for Christmas.
New kind of opera premieres in Birmingham.
Playwrights & West Midlands Police Museum present stories from Birmingham’s past.
Richard Lutz reviews his week and barely leaves Edinburgh alive after three days at the city’s incessant Festival.
Rare chance for behind the scenes visit to two theatres.
Sutton Coldfield Town Hall to stage first professional pantomime.
Birmingham Rep sniffs out a canine star.
Richard Lutz takes his pew for a five star performance of the hit musical.
Bringing the music of Bob Marley to Birmingham.
Mischief Theatre’s latest hit comes to Birmingham.
Auditions taking place for local cast members.
Top-line cast to star in a comedy of Biblical proportions.
The Bard’s complete works are coming to the Old Rep.
Elementary production takes to the stage.
New production comes to Bromsgrove.
New look at influential play for festival.
Old Rep launches first Theatre Experience Summer School.
Contemporary re-telling of A Dolls House examines mental health stigma.
Friends aim to make building fit for future use.
Musical tribute to play in Coventry.
A light-hearted look at a serious subject at Warwick Arts Centre.
Simon Hale is impressed by a new Alexandra Theatre’s adaptation of the musical by Sting.
Production to examine stress amongst armed forces.
‘Flawed genius’ best describes the actor whose story has recently been published.
World premiere of famous detective the highlight of new productions.