“The festival is more fragile than ever”: the Edinburgh Fringe wars
The Fringe should be enjoying its 75th year. Instead Nish Kumar, Mark Watson and other performers insist it needs reform.
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The Fringe should be enjoying its 75th year. Instead Nish Kumar, Mark Watson and other performers insist it needs reform.
ByDescribed as the most important English opera composed between Purcell and Britten, this is its first proper revival in a…
ByThis stirring, slick play on Englishness returns 13 years later, with the same lead actors, Mark Rylance and Mackenzie Crook.…
ByNot a homage but a necessary departure, the play interrogates the novel’s approach to race and addresses the elements that…
ByThis attempt to re-energise a 20-year-old movie just feels tired.
ByThis drama set in the late 1960s explores the televised debates between William F Buckley and Gore Vidal, and asks: is…
ByThe actor reflects on the death of the great American composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim.
ByThe National Theatre’s Death of England explores Englishness after Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic.
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