Nick Mohammed to host The Traitors stage play on London’s West End The Traitors host Claudia Winkleman helped make the announcement The Independent UK · Sep 10
Nick Mohammed is named as host of The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal West End show The Ted Lasso actor, 45, was a contestant on The Celebrity Traitors where he reached the final but lost to fellow comedian Alan Carr. Evening Standard · Sep 10
The Traitors stage play coming to West End with five different endings The unique show involves a series of distinct plays exploring alternative scenarios where different individuals are chosen as traitors The Independent UK · Jun 16
The Traitors West End show will ‘do what TV series cannot’ The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal will feature a cycle of five brand new plays, which have been written by John Finnemore. Evening Standard · Jun 16
Paul Chuckle ‘delighted’ to take part in National Theatre tour The 78-year-old will star in The Rise And Fall Of Little Voice until January. Evening Standard · May 13
Summerfolk review: A stunning ensemble bring Gorky's satire to life 4/5 A stellar cast update Maxim Gorky’s bittersweet tale in a sumptuous production at the National Theatre Evening Standard · Mar 18
Hamlet at National Theatre: the Prince has ADHD in uneven production 3/5 Hiran Abeysekera in Hamlet at the Lyttelton Theatre is a production with plenty of ideas even if it is hit and miss Evening Standard · Oct 3, 2025
Chariots of Fire review – hugely enjoyable production that’s not just running on the spot An excellent cast and clever use of movement add up to a fine revival of Mike Bartlett’s 2012 version of the film, directed by Robert Hastie in his final season as the Crucible’s artistic director The Guardian - UK · Jul 21, 2024
Chariots of Fire review – breathless staging of classic Olympic dash The perseverance of runners Harold Abrahams and Eric Liddell is well conveyed with stage and auditorium becoming training ground and racetrack The Guardian - UK · Jul 12, 2024
‘Dream come true’: Elizabeth Newman to be Sheffield Theatres’ artistic director After six years at Pitlochry, the admired director known for ‘big-hearted theatre work’ takes reins at major producing centre The Guardian - UK · Jul 11, 2024
‘Things were being thrown at us!’ Is booing at the theatre actually a good thing? It is one of the most electrifying and unsettling sounds in theatre. Should we be encouraging crowds to do it more? Experts tell us about booing’s origins – and actors remember being on the receiving end of audience outrage The Guardian - UK · Jan 15, 2024
‘The story tells itself’: Richard Hawley, Sheffield’s greatest export, gets city’s biggest honour The acclaimed singer and composer is ‘mind-blown’ after receiving the coveted maker’s mark The Guardian - UK · Dec 16, 2023
Safe pair of hands or time for a shakeup: who’s going to get the biggest job in UK theatre? After Rufus Norris’s departure from the National Theatre, who is most likely to be the London powerhouse’s next artistic director? We look at eight potential candidates The Guardian - UK · Jun 20, 2023
Operation Mincemeat review: ‘winning’ musical deserves to run and run Based on a famously audacious wartime plot, “Operation Mincemeat” is “a brilliant spy thriller, a brilliant comedy, and a brilliant musical all rolled into one”, said Tim Bano in The Stage. This “exhilarating” production began life in 2019 at the tiny New Diorama Theatre in London, and has since enjoyed… The Week · May 18, 2023
The Guardian - UK · Apr 2, 2023 Olivier awards 2023: full list of winners My Neighbour Totoro, A Streetcar Named Desire and Prima Facie were among the winners at the Royal Albert Hall ceremony
Evening Standard · Feb 14, 2023 Standing at the Sky’s Edge at the National Theatre review: a stirring musical reinforced with Sheffield steel Defiantly wedded to Sheffield, this uplifting musical has a universal message about community and gentrification
The Guardian - UK · Sep 27, 2022 To be or not to be cancelled: how directors deal with Shakespeare’s problematic side Misogynist gags? Ancient puns? Unethical bed tricks? Theatre-makers discuss how they tackle the Bard’s trickier works
The Guardian - UK · Sep 14, 2022 Much Ado About Nothing review – hilarious, heartfelt show is everything Daneka Etchells is the most compelling Beatrice you might ever see in an exceptional production of the romantic comedy
The Guardian - UK · Jul 3, 2022 The week in theatre: Rock/ Paper/ Scissors; The Fellowship Timing is everything in Chris Bush’s theatre-hopping trio of Sheffield plays; the same goes for Roy Williams’s ill-starred new Windrush generation drama