Andrew Bovell’s electrifying 1996 play, Speaking in Tongues, inspired the award-winning 2001 film Lantana. In the ingeniously constructed drama, four actors play nine characters, connected through a complex web of stories, at the heart of which is the disappearance of a woman whose car breaks down late at night. Exploring…

Noni Hazlehurst delivered an unforgettable performance in Daniel Keene’s one-woman play Mother – a heartbreaking story of loneliness and isolation. Now, she stars in the world premiere of The Lark, another solo drama by Keene, written especially for her. Hazlehurst plays 75-year-old Rose Grey, who is having to farewell The Lark, a small inner-city pub in…

If you just want a good laugh, look no further than The Play That Goes Wrong, in which the inept Cornley Drama Society attempts to stage a 1920s murder mystery. It’s not as clever as Michael Frayn’s inspired Noises Off, but it’s fun. Co-written by Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer and Henry…