Ahead of this deeply personal new production of Krapp's Last Tape at The Cockpit, we spoke with director Dave Wybrow about memory, ageing, creativity, and the extraordinary experience of working alongside actor Peter Marinker. Incorporating recordings from Peter’s own earlier performances of the role and shaped in response to his recent Alzheimer’s diagnosis, this production promises to be both a powerful interpretation of Beckett’s text and a moving exploration of identity,

Forget happily ever after! Cinderella's done cleaning, Sleeping Beauty's wide awake and Snow White's calling the shots now. These princesses don't want to play nice; they want to storm the castle! One showstopping number at a time. The full cast of Disenchanted (Pamela Raith Photography) Daniel Buckroyd's direction is okay, but there isn't a huge amount of staging beyond the princesses walking from one side of the stage to the other. Given the show's larger-than-life concept,

From the multi-award-winning company behind The Play That Goes Wrong, Peter Pan Goes Wrong, and The Comedy About a Bank Robbery comes a brand-new spy caper packed with mistaken identities, Cold War intrigue, and Mischief Theatre’s signature physical comedy. Expect secrets, spies, spectacular mishaps, and an evening of nonstop laughter. Matt DiCarlo expertly orchestrates the chaos, ensuring every misunderstanding, mistaken identity, and split-second gag lands exactly. Despite