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Bert LaBonte would have to be one of the most down-to-earth actors out there. Most in demand. Most relaxed. Ironic?

Big Bad Wolf

On the way to Big Bad Wolf, five-year-old Ella and I talked about what we thought it was going to be

It’s impossible to not adore Eddie Perfect. He sings and dances like an entire 1930s Hollywood musical, he has the

So that young hipster Simon Stone has gone and had his wicked way with another work of theatrical literary genius.

Blessed with arresting looks, a mercurial talent and a voice to die for, Jamaican-born Zahra Newman next hits our stages

If you’re an independent theatre maker, chances are you know what it feels like to be alone in the world.

Carousel ponies, huffy walk-outs and a personal trigger warning when you pick up your ticket: The Rabble have adapted the Story

Arthur Miller’s The Crucible was my favourite play when I was 17 and, along with Lillian Hellman, Miller was my favourite playwright.

In Cape Town in 2006, actor Brett Goldin and designer Richard Bloom left a party and never got home. They