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May 24, 2022
The London theatre has also announced a new royalty scheme for young people and locals.
April 1, 2022
Theatre Royal Stratford East today announces Nimmo Ismail and Eva Sampson as their new Sky Arts Artistic Associates. Both take up the role on 1 April 2022.
March 16, 2022
The series runs from next month
January 18, 2022
The new musical has its London premiere
January 7, 2022
Theatre Royal Stratford East has paid tribute to Harvey Parker, whose body was found in the River Thames on January 4, with a fundraiser started in his memory.
October 16, 2021
The first surprise of Yaël Farbers The Tragedy Of Macbeth , writes Holly Williams , is that its taken her so long to tackle the play - it is perfect for the directors moody aesthetic.
October 1, 2021
PATRICK MARMION: Nadia Fall has attracted star quality in Downtons Brendan Coyle for a revival of Conor McPhersons gem of a tale about Dubliners with guilty secrets.
June 5, 2021
Kibong Tanji’s voice, presence and training qualify her to do justice to Baruwa-Etti’s text and indeed she delivers a wholly committed, physically-commanding performance...
April 8, 2021
08 April, 2021 â By Lucy Popescu Peer pressure: Rooms RAMBERTâS Rooms is an ambitious dance-theatre-film performed live and involving 17 dancers, 36 scenes, 100 characters, 1,000 costumes⦠Like watching miniature scenes through a train window, or cycling through the streets and peering into peopleâs homes, we all love to glimpse other lives. Rambertâs brilliant dancers invite us into wildly different worlds and surprising set-ups. People trying to live their lives, navi...
March 12, 2021
Rating: Verdict: Audio-visual delight Back in the day, brimming with idealism at university, I tried to join the Feminist Society. The woman at the freshers fair desk objected on the grounds that I was clearly a man — only to be overheard and berated by another woman for discrimination. History repeated itself this week when I went in search of plays to celebrate International Womens Day, along with Mothers Day this weekend. A 20-minute monologue at the Old Vic (Putting A Face On) war...