Review: HAMLET at RSC Stratford-upon-Avon
Here is a production as much to be watched as to be listened to ... ★★★★☆
Here is a production as much to be watched as to be listened to ... ★★★★☆
Treads the delicate path between comedy and leaden proselytizing to deliver a thought provoking comedy. ★★★★☆
A haunting, arresting and contemporary take on Wilde’s timeless morality tale ★★★★★
What fun to roll up all our prejudices about toffs into one relentlessly obnoxious bounder ★★★☆☆
Some shows are more equal than others ★★★☆☆
We talk to Heidi Vaughan as she stages the return of Shakespeare to the Tobacco Factory Theatres.
The acclaimed staging of THE MERCHANT OF VENICE 1936 is touring to the Theatre Royal Bath in February.
An account of ‘Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory’, the Bristol theatre company founded in 1999 by Andrew Hilton, which over twenty years won an international reputation.
Shakespeare's plays have influenced generations of writers, but who were the early modern playwrights who influenced him?
Three new young writers join Bristol Old Vic New Writing Mission