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Whether it is on social media or television, the subject of the feminine condition is on everyone’s lips; be it the gender pay-gap or...

If you wanted to know how it actually all went down behind the scenes of your favourite soap opera, then this show might not be what you...

Why the Child is Cooking in the Polenta is originally an autobiographical novel by Aglaja Veteranyi, turned into a one-woman adaption by...

Bernie Dieter’s Little Death Club at the Underbelly Festival on the Southbank is a critically acclaimed show that brings us a debauched,...

After the successful run of Beauty and the Beast: A Musical Parody in 2018, Fat Radical Theatre are presenting a new musical Vulvarine: A...

Through her performances and writings, Julia Pascal has fought throughout her life for minorities and has tried to give them a voice, at...

Moliere’s seventeenth-century comedy is no stranger to adaptations and The National Theatre has put up its own version of Tartuffe for...

A play about the United States of America sliding into oblivion may feel particularly prescient in our current climate. Indeed, one...

What does one call the coming together of numerous powerhouses? A power complex? Whatever the term is, it makes sense to describe When We...

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