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Alan Bennett's classic gets better, and twistier, with time
There’s a very funny “Ripping Yarns” episode set at a public school. “Tomkinson’s Schooldays”
When I first saw the 2016 movie “The Pass,” about the smoldering, fraught relationship between two handsome, young British footballers, I couldn’t help thinking it would make an en...
ABSURDITIES OF PASSION WIND UP A TORRID SUMMER     This is by Turgenev, revolutionary in his time (banned for a while), now adapted with mischief and appreciation b...
HOLD THE FRONT PAGE, OR HANG ON A MINUTE.. Everyone (especially journalists) loves a drama about newspapers. Hot-tempered rackety bantering , stories urgently chased, ri...
WHEN THE SAGE OF SCARBOROUGH SAW THROUGH THE SWINGING ‘SIXTIES 1969: nearly half a century ago, and this was Alan Ayckbourn’s breakthrough. Philip Breen’s direction respect...
The case was notorious in the early 1800s
By Andy Bentley, Cecilia Lomanno. When Andy Bentley and Cecilia Lomanno directed The Baltimore Waltz during their senior year, it drew them closer to a generation of queer elders l...
The revival of this 12-year-old English play about a closeted footballer might seem well-timed to take advantage of the heightened interest both in gay athletes (thanks to a certai...
Alan Ayckbourn's ingenious 1969 comedy How The Other Half Loves is a theatrical marvel.
“Pride,” the 2014 film based on the true story of gay activists in London in 1984 raising money for striking miners in Wales, is an almost perfect film — not only with great heart...
The lore goes deep
In 1989, the Chariots of Fire actor took on the incredible task of playing Shakespeare’s prince while terminally ill from Aids. This weekend sees the world premiere of Elsinore, a...
Oscar Carnwath Smith, 17, and Rachel Robinson, 16, are both Year 12 students at Cheney School in Oxford.
An audacious, refreshing and superbly acted exploration of what it means to grow up gay. The post Review: Broken Boys, Hen and Chickens Theatre appeared first on Everything Theatre...
Alan Cumming and Shirley Henderson's acting relationship goes back a long way, mirroring the show the pair have been reunited on.
Das Antikriegsmusical „Oh! What a Lovely War“ war das Regiedebüt des Schauspielers Richard Attenborough. In dieser Satire passt wunderbarerweise nichts zum anderen. mehr...
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