It’s 1974 and there’s a werewolf in Hemlock-Under-Lye, how inconvenient. Who is this hairy creature,...

With their motto of: Dream, Believe, Achieve, Ashley Banjo’s crew are not just talented dancers...

Content-wise this was a show of two sections; one part scripted and the other about...

Touring for the first time in years, the beloved indie-songwriter was in fine form, deftly...

The programme was a fantastic mix of instrumentals and two cantatas, and Elizabeth Jacquet de...

Splendidly accompanied by Claire Williams (organ) and Alex McCartney (theorbo), the BCV, a choir full...

Five ensembles from the BREMF young artists scheme filled the afternoon with a joyous selection...

‘Play’ is a marvellous thing that, once past a certain age, tends to be dismissed...

‘La Passion de Jeanne d’Arc’ (1928), a monumental 96 minute silent film starring Renée Maria...

The title refers to the unflattering name given to the first actresses to take to...

This new production from English Touring Theatre certainly takes Homer’s epic poem and brings it...

Intelligent, bright, silly, extremely funny and marvellously thought-provoking – Nish Kumar brings all this and...