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At first enquiry, Henry V seems like a strange choice for a student production. What, after all, does a nationalistic war narrative say...

Over time, historical works of fiction have gone through the wringer of theatrical and cinematic adaptation; some adaptors deciding to...

‘The Effect’ is absolutely spectacular. Written by Lucy Prebble, and directed in this particular production by Evie Ayres-Townshend, the...

Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing, revisited by director Dom Rawson, assisted by Tom Howard and produced by Gusta Matthews, is an...

Matthew Hennigar’s comically existentialist production ‘Why Did The Chicken Cross The Road?’ throws us between questions that underline...

A hearty take on Shelagh Delaney’s kitchen sink classic, the King’s Players production of A Taste of Honey is a memorable theatrical...

2nd March – 28th April 2018 FREE ENTRY View Here After months of hard work curating and marketing by the King’s Classics Department and...

Adult: £10 Concessions: £8 View Here As a newcomer to the revered world of Gilbert and Sullivan, I wasn’t entirely sure whether or not...

Director Holly Smith’s production of Medea is an ambitious, if at times muddled, reworking of Euripedes’ seminal tragedy. The play is...

“A sad tale’s best for winter.” William Shakespeare’s problem play The Winter’s Tale is really two plays: the first a tragedy of a...