The resourcefulness and ingenuity of online theatre has generated completely new ways to perform.

The R/18 Collective has been doing energizing work even during the pandemic.

The play tackles the difficulty of moral duty and political compromise, posing the poignant question: what is the right thing to do, and how much will it cost?  

The Red Bull company has contributed a worthy version, against the odds, and given us a cause to celebrate in these difficult times for the arts.

This remarkable digital production not only energizes and makes relevant this gonzo comedy, but also uses an otherwise perfunctory technology to bring to life its crucial themes about knowledge,

While we can’t experience the atmosphere of crowded theatres, the tight-squeezed rows and bright lights, at least we can continue to support these artists making the long eighteenth-century come to

A story about the importance of recovering stories runs the risk obscuring the stories of all except its main character, yet another great man from history.

A provocative production, observing the canvas of hypocrisy, personal conflict, and compromise upon which the Slavery Abolition Act of 1833 was drawn.

A first-class production that united a community.

The RSC finds nuance and poignancy in Vanbrugh's restoration comedy.