Peter Nichols’ witty and brilliantly conceived drama about fidelity and infidelity is a meaty affair....

A recent amateur production (not in Brighton) left me cold and gave rise to a...

Captured, as if in aspic for all time, this extraordinary piece of theatre, 60 years...

In a packed auditorium Il Divo burst onto a stage crowned in lights to rapturous...

Mike Leigh’s iconic play is hard wired into so many minds that any new production...

Dee, dwarfed by the Dome stage, looked tired from the start. Suited and booted as...

The name Glyndebourne inspires an expectation of quality. The words ‘community opera’ seldom inspire the...

With Jonathan Harvey’s first play, Beautiful Thing, being revived in the West End, it seems...

How I wanted to love this, and how much did I love Jess Robinson who...

The packed concert hall of Brighton’s Dome was wall-to-wall Thompson fans, all ready to listen...

The annual arrival of Rambert is always a feast. The company fully grasp the notion...