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I’M SORRY PRIME MINISTER

- 15 July 2026

Another play based on a massively successful TV series, one that cemented the UK’s position...

- 12 July 2026

Seldom is the title of a show more appropriate than last night In St George’s...

- 9 July 2026

For anyone who knows Michael Frayn’s masterful study of farce and human nature, the decision...

- 7 July 2026

Two factors are at play when it comes to this iconic piece of drama. Firstly...

- 30 June 2026

There are times when chaos on a stage can tell of a lack of rehearsal,...

- 28 June 2026

As a celebration of 25 years nothing could have felt more rounded, more complete and...

- 20 June 2026

You might have spotted her name as the credits scroll on Spitting Image, or heard...

- 19 June 2026

James Cotterill’s spartan set, suburban swirly beige carpet, two chairs, a stool, a chest of...

- 17 June 2026

What a way to open a show, an explosion of colour, sound, lights, and above...

- 14 June 2026

Taking on a classic of any kind is no mean feat, and to tackle bringing...

- 10 June 2026

Christy Lefteri’s beautiful book charting the terrifying journey of Syrian refugees Nuri and Afra from...

- 6 June 2026

From the opening moments of this incredible production it is abundantly obvious that this is...