Performing Arts
Equus review: a wild and unforgettable ride
Fifty years on, Equus still leaves audiences in a state of conflicted astonishment.
Theatre of the World interview: the Chilean artists tapping into puppetry’s power
Chilean theatre company Silencio Blanco uses puppetry to create powerful, documentary-style theatre works that are now touring the world.
What I’ve Learned: Kiana Daniele, Intimacy Coordinator and Director
Kiana Daniele discusses her work, and what she's learned, as an intimacy coordinator for stage and screen.
Cult band Angine de Poitrine and the line between tribute and imitation
In the age of the algorithm, imitation is no longer just a matter of homage.
Suzy Eddie Izzard is Hamlet – and the readiness is all
Suzy Eddie Izzard talks to ArtsHub about playing 23 characters in Hamlet and what she's learned from performing the play.
Assassin’s Creed is being adapted into a circus stage show
Assassin's Creed: Heredis will tell an original story brought to life with parkour, dancers, and acrobatic feats.
Rocky Horror turns 50 – and still refuses to behave itself
The 50th Anniversary Spectacular Tour is a loud, fan‑driven celebration of Rocky Horror’s cult legacy, complete with original cast appearances.
The Woman in Black review: two performances to fear
John Mackay and Daniel Burke anchor this unsettling ghost story at the Bristol Old Vic with performances of rare discipline,…
The Beekeeper of Aleppo review: strongest in its softest moments
A story of loss and displacement, The Beekeeper of Aleppo is an uneven production that occasionally loses its way.
Meet Fred review: a decade on, this satire is still sharp
In Meet Fred, precise puppetry and wry storytelling bring a 'blank canvas' character to life.