Author: James Haddrell

In many ways, Sam Steiner’s You Stupid Darkness is an odd play. The set-up is that of a standard sit-com.

“Ambition without opportunity is what kills people.” So says writer and performer Daniel Ward in Middle Child’s The Canary &

What was the most performed play on the planet in 2006? There’s a question that pub quiz lovers everywhere should

In 2003, the pioneering new company Eclipse Theatre was founded to create a programme of theatre to address the absence of black theatre on the

At the end of this month, an all-star cast featuring Alan Cumming, Daniel Radcliffe, Jane Horrocks and Karl Johnson will

With the dust beginning to settle from the general election, artists around the country are finding ways to respond to

SOAP icon and Shakespearean actor Louise Jameson takes a “step up” at Greenwich Theatre in February when she directs “a

As we collectively look back at what we didn’t quite achieve in the year just gone and make promises for

It takes a supreme amount of confidence to produce a song cycle on stage. Writing one obviously takes talent and