Palestinian actor and comedian Alaa Shehada shows how difficult it is traversing ‘the bridge’ in the heart of the Jordan Valley – the only option for Palestinians in the West Bank wanting to leave or return home. Read my full London Theatre review here
We may not have hit upon the new James Bond yet (my money’s on Jack Lowden), but the English National Opera’s new production of Giacomo Puccini’s Tosca is as thrilling as any spy movie. Read my full London Theatre review here
Ab Fab star Jennifer Saunders is majestic in the revival of Edward Bond’s The Sea at Theatre Royal Bath. Read my full Broadway World review here
Writer, actor and dancer Mohit Mathur discusses identity and his dance drama about a marriage across cultures. Read my full Broadway World interview here
A Brief Case of Crazy is a madcap mash-up of comedy, mime, slapstick, dance and puppetry in a dialogue-free production. Read my full Broadway World review here
If you go down to the West End today, you’re sure of a big surprise. Read my full Broadway World review here
A very powerful Jenny Seagrove reprises her strong role of Anna Manahan in The Anastasia File. Read my full Broadway World review here
Tom Fetherstonhaugh – founder, conductor and artistic director of Fantasia Orchestra – is somewhat of a prodigy. Read my full Broadway World interview here
Emma Rice’s funny, poignant and exhilarating revival of Tristan & Yseult is more than myth, music and mayhem. Read my full Broadway World Review here
Flickering lights, a rocking horse swaying mysteriously, a door slamming for no good reason. Is this evidence of ghosts? Read my full Broadway World review here
