Set inside what feels like a smoky New York studio, MILES. brilliantly explores what it takes to create something truly great—and what it costs you along the way. Contemporary jazz musician Jay wrestles with his creative demons and identity while the ghost of Miles Davis looms large over every chord and conversation. It’s part musical meditation, part time-hopping drama, and definitely big on atmosphere. 📸 Colin J Smith Oliver Kaderbhai’s direction is confident and assured

(Fletcher, Hayeck, Bassindale, Wykes, Umerah) 📷Charlie Lyne Confession time: I’ve always found Shakespeare a little… snoozy. (Sorry, Will.) But every so often, a production comes along that shakes the dust off and makes you remember why these plays are still around 400+ years later. Toby Hulse’s direction does exactly that. On a notoriously tricky thrust stage, he makes it look effortless, steering the show with such clarity and precision that you can tell he knows exactly w