I have been in The Gaslight Anthem’s corner since the beginning, so the last few records from the band have…

A beaded collar, found scrunched at the bottom of a box of old junk. What’s its story? That’s what Maggie, a…

From the hand bill for this production at the New Theatre, of an adaption, by Richard Roxburgh and Justin Monjo,…

Set in Frankfurt 13 years after the end of World War II and the Holocaust, Labyrinth of Lies is a…

A French, Belgian and Canadian co-production that was nominated for a French César award, April and the Extraordinary World starts…

A bitingly funny script – full of wit, irreverence and reverence – is the backbone of this comedic and dramatic…

Talk about playing mind games with words. A decade after MTC staged this Tony Award winning musical comedy, the Vic…

Recently we saw Icelandic director Baltasar Kormakur's Everest, a dramatic and at times thrilling recreation of the tragedy that struck…

What if The Breakfast Club characters had to work on a yearbook project together instead of just talking? Reading Sarah…

The 1975 are, to say the least, an enigma. A quartet of high school friends from Wilmslow, south of Manchester,…