Josh O’Connor makes every moment count in Golden Boy
A violinist dreams of making a fortune with his fists, while Sam Yates makes theatrical gold from the fight within.
Dinner comes with a death sentence in Catarina and the Beauty of Killing Fascists
There’s a fascist on the menu and trouble at the table in Tiago Rodrigues’ unsettling, if overlong, political family drama
Linnea Berthelsen steps into the light with Darkling
For Linnea Berthelsen and Matthew Xia, telling Bhopal’s story means confronting injustice without surrendering hope.
Pints, puzzles, and petty crime in Peaky Blinders: Underworld
Behind the Garrison’s doors, friendly rogues and fairground games offer a lighter taste of Peakys’ life, with a little unfinished business.
Kimberly Akimbo wears its heart on its awkward teenage sleeve
Growing up is awkward enough without your body racing ahead, but this bittersweet musical still finds plenty to smile about.
Mark Rylance makes blind faith a laughing matter in Tartuffe (Remixed)
Behind the Bible and the toothy grin, Mark Rylance’s pastor has designs on rather more than his host’s spiritual wellbeing.