AllWays Traveller Features

Searing drama at its absolute finest The Price, at the Marylebone Theatre until 7 June 2026, is a pinnacle production of Arthur Miller's searing drama. First premiered on Broadway in 1968, the play continues to have a genuine resonance nearly 60 years later. This production gives us masterful performances from four actors at the absolute top of the...

The template for urban planning Port Sunlight survives today as arguably the finest example of early urban planning in the UK, and one of the finest surviving examples of industrial worker villages in the world In 1888 William Hesketh Lever bought a parcel of Wirral marshland on the banks of the River Mersey, William Lever to build his Lever Brothe...

Ruth the Musical – Lives laid bare The premier of Ruth - the Musical has its world premier at Wilton's Music Hall, in London's East End, until 28 March 2026. This is a substantial piece of musical drama, with relevance to recent history and indeed today, and it is surely not the last time the production will be available to theatre audiences. Moreo...

Storyhouse, in Chester, England, is staging MacBeth from 11 to 22 March 2026. Director Jamie Sophia Fletcher has created a stark, shrapnel-sharp, surreal evening in the theatre, with moments of very dark humour. It takes and twists Macbeth, while still delivering the ironic desperation and ultimate desolation of this most tragic of Shakespeare's tr...

One of the finest productions of a musical masterpiece The revival of Into the Woods, at London's Bridge Theatre (to 30 May 2026) is sublime. It offers one of the most memorable evenings of musical theatre by achieving a perfect alignment of the work itself, the current production and the theatre staging it. When performed to the highest standard, ...

The Hunger Games: On Stage is now running at Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre, and in a state of the art venue created for the production. This is the first theatre adaptation of the first of the three Suzanne Collins' novels and the first of the film trilogy that followed. And while I realised The Hunger Games was never going to be a bundle of laug...