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Shakespeare's Globe's winter season is one they can't really make a profit out of due to the Swanamaker's size, so traditio...

One of a series of Tim Crouch monologues for Shakespearean supporting characters, I, Malvolio is the first of them to come to the Swanamak...

Two years before the performance in the Royal Court Upstairs, Miles' son fell through the ice on a lake and drowned. Miles tried to sa...

Just in case you haven't been paying attention - not just to this blog but to anything even remotely theatre-related - 2016 marks 400 ...

"Do you think it's a bit contrived?" asks one of many knowing references in Tim Crouch's An Oak Tree , which is getting ...

Artworks and their perceived value tend to be viewed in the light of the artist's life and personality. A certain brand of "metho...

"The writers have the keys" says the slogan for the summer season at the Royal Court, where Vicky Featherstone gives herself som...