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Once in a while, we come across a piece of writing that is so masterfully crafted that it feels like nothing short of pure genius. Now, this doesn't happen often, and it is even more rare that this piece of writing unites the minds of its viewers in agreement with this assessment. This play by Kimberly Belflower is that piece of writing. John Proctor is the Villain is a one-in-a-lifetime production—a show that speaks to every generation alike. Handling topics as delicate as

Spitfire Girls shines a light on the unspoken heroes of the Second World War - the women who fought stereotypes and deep rooted misogyny to serve their country. The show follows two women as they enlist to join the Air Transport Auxiliary (ATA), flying planes from factories to deliver them to the Royal Air Force during the war. Whilst these women were not on the front lines of the fighting, their job was essential in assuring the security of the soldiers who were. Although t

There’s a quote in the show’s programme that reads “Our age is the age of the refugee, the displaced person, mass immigration.” We live in terrifying times. Uncertain and uncomfortable times. When the status quo is constantly being challenged, corruption is reaching far and wide and our reliance on human bonds is stronger than ever. A story like The Beekeeper of Aleppo perhaps never felt more relevant than it does right at this moment. It follows the story of Nuri ( Adam Sin