Matthew Romain

Articles By Matthew Romain

'We played to the Queen of Denmark. We did a turn for Barack Obama' Sunday, 15 May 2016 Read more...	The police stopped 'To be or not to be' and asked to see our permits Saturday, 30 January 2016 Read more...
When Hamlet came to a Syrian refugee camp Sunday, 01 November 2015 Read more...

It’s hard to convey in an age of equal marriage and gender fluidity the impact that k.d.lang’s Ingénue had when it was released in 1992....

One of the glories of contemporary London theatre is its revivals of classic American drama. Year after year, audiences are able to revisit and...

Not everybody is on Facebook, yet. So far, Mark Zuckerberg’s social media monolith has only managed to scrape together about 2.3 billion users,...

Oh to be inside the head of Wayne Coyne. The frazzle-haired frontman has always been an enigma, persistently quirky, morally dubious, and...

It was on 16 July 1969 that Apollo 11 lifted off from Florida en route for the Moon, and exactly 50 years later, as we nervously anticipate the...

When he gave Martin Dysart, the troubled psychiatrist protagonist of Equus, a line in which he speaks about “moments of experience” being...

Who would have thought that a one-narrator show, mainly about...

Thirty-three years ago, at Manchester's Festival of the Tenth Summer, I fumed that New Order had been given top billing over The...

This witty street-smart play about a white-skinned...

Sum 41 were one of those light-weight punk-ish bands in unfeasibly...