Nick Curtis

Michelle Terry gives a bravura performance in this first staging of Brecht at Shakespeare’s Globe

This good-hearted but anodyne musical is based on the true story of Malawian boy William Kamkwamba, who at the age of 13 built a windmill to electrify

This classy revival of Peter Shaffer's 1973 play about a boy undergoing analysis after blinding six horses reveals its hybrid nature.

Set in a care home, this is a powerful, empathetic look at a crumbling system supporting the elderly

What a left-field delight this first-ever staging of a Barbara Pym novel proves to be.

First the good news: drag queen and trans Broadway star Jinkx Monsoon has an astonishing voice, a huge presence and has got Judy Garland's vocal

A unique creator in international theatre, writer/director Alexander Zeldin specialises in making us look at neglected corners of society where the state is failing. This latest work deals with the grand-daddy of these, the very end of life, and it is gruellingly compelling. Set in a care home, it brims with empathy for both the residents and the harried, underpaid staff. It furnishes fine roles for older actors including the great Linda Bassett and at least one professional carer who has never

A new exhibition at the Wallace Collection showcases Churchill’s artworks, which he used both as a balm and as a tool of soft power, writes Nick Curtis

Jinkx Monoon’s show at Soho Theatre Walthamstow caused our theatre reviewer to consider stabbing himself in the leg

A musical about a pallid, weirdly dressed, showmanlike ghoul? Well, that's enough about MJ, the Michael Jackson musical that until recently occupied this theatre.