A Medea for today.
Category: On Line
A powerful story of black Africa as colonial times come to an end.
To mark the anniversary of the Battle of the Somme.
Getting to the bottom of things - a terrific staging of The Dream/ …
A gripping study of a killer who cannot escape his country's
Family fun - but ask for it to be available.
Watch and be ashamed. An inspiring play.
Gatkiss and Scarborough in a first rate revival of a a fine, enthralling play.
A diary date - check it out on birdsongonline.co.uk
Stripped down and dark, it's all about the characters.
A chance to see a stimulating and provocative play last staged 76 years ago,
Connect? - No connection! Try again later!@!@@
Brilliantly current response to lockdown – not much happens but there’s a lot going on.
Ingenious recreation of a renaissance scandal is very good; upsetting, direct, furious and brave.
Funny, moving and very well acted - a reminder of why our theatres matter.
Alex Wheatle’s Young Adult novel is given a wonderfully energetic, fluid production.
Kafka’s frightening story turned into astonishing theatre
Howard Brenton’s knotty play definitely gives us something else to think about.