23 June 2023
New Scientist talks to actor Mark Rylance, writer Stephen Brown and director Tom Morris about their new play Dr Semmelweis, which spotlights the work of this maverick 19th-century obstetrician
21 June 2023
Two gay medical students attempt to navigate the AIDS crisis – and their own love – in David Glass’s new play at New York City Center
29 September 2022
This impactful one-man show from David Finnigan explores the moments in Earth’s history when humans faced turning points
23 May 2019
Carl Guyenette has turned musician Jeff Wayne's 70’s concept album into two hours of immersive terror – by putting all the tech at the service of the story
2 January 2019
Last call for a fascinating exhibition on the use of theories of colour in design, plus artist Jonas Lund unleashes his angle on the conundrum of Brexit
18 December 2018
Watch a man reconstruct his memory in Welcome to Marwen, listen to the Apollo 8 crew in lunar orbit 50 years ago and admire AI-created digital canvases
21 November 2018
Explore science-art tie-ups examining the microscopic world, read about a transgender scientist's career and go to the first meeting of Mars Society London
7 November 2018
An unusual venue stages an intriguing play about Darwin's Beagle days as London's Natural History Museum turns theatrical–with superb puppets as exotic wildlife
10 October 2018
A reimagining of a classic 1930s novel by Karel Capek cleverly immerses us in a terrifying future where a new intelligent species is cruelly exploited
19 December 2017
Turning US sci-fi television into 21st century theatre is oddly successful as a portent of doom in a world increasingly incapable of separating fact from fiction
