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Following the outbreak of World War One, Albert’s cherished horse and best friend Joey becomes caught up in the onslaught of war....

Following the huge success of David Walliams’ Gansta Granny his brilliant novel Awful Auntie has also now been adapted for the stage...

Originally written and performed in the 1890s, Hedda Gabler is a classic tragedy that has been wonderfully re-imagined by the National Theatre,...

Currently at home at the Criterion Theatre in the heart of Piccadilly in London’s West End is a fabulously entertaining new play...

Occasionally a new play arrives on the scene and takes you by surprise. Things I know to be true was only published...

The Railway Children is a classic tale that many generations of children have enjoyed since its release in 1906. E.Nesbit’s classic has been...

Murder Mystery is without doubt one of the most popular genres of theatre in modern times, driven by Bill Kenwright who over...

There’s something about the team-up of Simon Stephens, Scott Graham and Karl Hyde that makes Fatherland an exciting prospect even before entering...

The iconic 1933 film has been rated the greatest film of all time by respected film website Rotten Tomatoes – and has...