Recent developments in Bolivia are absent from a film whose background is the 'water wars'
Exuberant times with Grimes at the Social
Subtle twists in novel of cold war ambiguities
As the old saying goes there's nowt so queer as folk and, in Jim Cartwright's quirky play set in a northern pub, a whole host of oddballs drop in for a drink.
In Edwardian times Britain was run by ex-public schoolboys while the jobless and poor suffered at the hands of political warmongers and corruption.
The Fat Kitten impro group has gone through uncountable line-ups, a sweet dadaism which reflects the ephemeral nature of their partiular comic beast and has served their structured lack of structure laudably in the past.
It's a title role that Kevin Costner and Russell Crowe have played but it's doubtful either one of them would recognise Robin Hood from the Alhambra's pantomime adaptation.
The claustrophobic Trafalgar Studio 2 is the perfect setting for Paul Hart's revival of Jean-Paul Sartre's Huis Clos.
Max Frisch is considered, alongside Friedrich Durrenmatt, the finest Swiss writer of the 20th century.
For the last four years Mike Kenny and Gail McIntyre's family production at the West Yorkshire Playhouse has been one of the highlights of the festive season.
There weren't many state-of-the-nation productions around in 2011, but even so this paper's critics tracked down more than a few shows with a radical intent
This concert marked the 75th birth anniversary of the avant garde musician Cornelius Cardew, with musicians performing some of his most memorable pieces on piano and violin.