BWW Interview: GREG DORAN ON VENUS AND ADONIS, Arts Theatre Cambridge and then touring

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Greg Doran discusses his love of puppetry that brings the revival of his show Venus and Adonis to life. Read my full BroadwayWorld interview here

BWW Review: NAYATT SCHOOL REDUX, The Coronet Theatre

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Nayatt School Redux from New York City’s The Wooster Group is baffling, but never boring. Read my full Broadway World review here

BWW Book Review: THE PLAYS OF HENRICK IBSEN, by David Irvin, available at bookshops

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Steadfast Ibsen fans and newbies to the famed Norwegian playwright’s works will equally enjoy former Open University lecturer David Irvin’s comprehensive and entertaining new book. Read my full Broadway World book review here

BWW Review: LA BOHEME, In cinemas

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After a shaky start writer/director Robin Norton-Hale’s new film adaptation of Giacoma Puccini’s La Boheme ultimately strikes the right notes. Read my full Broadway World review here

BWW Review: NT LIVE’S HAMLET, Cinemas

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NT Live’s filmed screening of Hamlet, starring Hiran Abeysekara (Olivier-award winner for Life of Pi), will be released in cinemas nationwide on January 22 and soon after round the world. Read my full Broadway World review here

BWW Review: A CHILD’S CHRISTMAS IN WALES, Online

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There’s magic in every moment of the new digital release of Emma Rice‘s remarkable stage adaptation of A Child’s Christmas in Wales. Read my full Broadway World review here

BWW Review: BREAKING BACH, Marquee TV

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Combine hip-hop, Bach, the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, street dancing kids from Acland Burghley comprehensive and innovative choreographer Kim Brandstrup – and you get an exciting and heart-warming production. Read my full Broadway World review here