Catherine Bohart talks quicker than ever. And she is funnier than ever, too, in her new show at Soho Theatre. Her father, a Catholic deacon back in Ireland, tells her that she shouldn’t worry about things as much as she does, that she shouldn’t ‘borrow trouble’ unnecessarily. But it’s hard for Bohart to heed his

Writer: Julia Grogan Director: Rachel Lemon There’s something about the pomposity of actors, particularly those actors who have yet to start on the career path they clearly think they deserve, that is...

Writers: Michael Clarke, James Gault and Ed Jones Director: Jon Brittain Entering the main stage of the Soho Theatre, the scene draped in pastel tie-dye cloth is reminiscent of a house in mourning, an...

Fresh from unbridled success at Edinburgh’s Fringe, comes the latest potential big thing from the producers who brought you Fleabag, Baby Reindeer and Kathy and Stella Solve A Murder! So, how does CRY...

Fresh, fearless, and laugh-out-loud funny, rising star Tarang Hardikar brings his sharp wit to the Fringe for the first time as part of Soho Theatre’s Edinburgh Fringe programme. IF I'M NOT WRONG find...

At the UK border, the customs officer asks Tarang Hardikar what his purpose is in this country. “I am a comedian”, he says. “A comedian? What’s that? Tell me a joke!” Yet, some questions are best answ...