As the Sherman Theatre celebrates its 50th anniversary year, Emma Schofield reflects on Gary Owen's new play Romeo and Julie as it makes its debut in Wales.
As the Sherman Theatre celebrates its 50th anniversary year, Emma Schofield reflects on Gary Owen's new play Romeo and Julie as it makes its debut in Wales.
Director Rupert Goold and co have a field day with Lulu Raczka’s elusive new Jacobean folk horror; star-crossed Cardiff teenagers snare hearts and minds; and Sheridan Smith makes Willy Russell’s midlife monologue her own
PATRICK MARMION: At the National Theatre, we have Romeo And Julie - a work that has nothing to do with Shakespeare. It s an urban love story from Welsh writer Gary Owen.