Arts

  • Boisterous romp with a darker underside

    Boisterous romp with a darker underside0

    All feelgood shows need a shadowy underside, and Sunny Afternoon – now 12 years old, but fresh as a daisy in an all-too-short run at Richmond Theatre, succeeds in being

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  • Where there are bees, there’s hope

    Where there are bees, there’s hope0

    Shortly before embarking on a national tour, a restaging of The Beekeeper of Aleppo by the Nottingham Playhouse alights briefly at Richmond (until Sat). Bleak and harrowing, it portrays the

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  • Make the most of Our Town

    Make the most of Our Town0

    A chance phone call with up-and-coming director Francesca Goodridge led the Rose Theatre’s artistic maestro Chris Haydon to co-produce the inaugural show by the newly formed Welsh National Theatre right

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  • 100 years old, and fresh as a daisy

    100 years old, and fresh as a daisy0

    • Arts
    • 10th February 2026

    Another triumph for Richmond Theatre, this time with the Royal Shakespeare Company’s revival of Somerset Maugham’s The Constant Wife. By rights this century-old comedy on marriage should look tired, dated,

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  • Be spooked by this excellent show

    Be spooked by this excellent show0

    • Arts
    • 3rd February 2026

    Tense, dramatic and beautifully constructed… 2.22 A Ghost Story, from the pen of Uncanny presenter Danny Robins, is at Richmond Theatre this week, and it’s quite simply unmissable. The words

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  • Great singing… and that’s gospel!

    Great singing… and that’s gospel!0

    Exploring the roots of rock ’n ’ roll through the eyes of two gospel singers from the Deep South – one churchy, one clubby, Marie & Rosetta is a charming

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