Mental Health Day aims to bring a string of taboo subject to the...

It would do Chris Thorpe’s Victory Condition a disservice to try...

In Event of Moone Disaster is the feature length debut of Andrew...

Fans of the stand-up scene, rejoice: Plosive Comedy in Dulwich has...

Louise Wallwein brings us to the peaks and troughs of her life in a mere...

Saloon livens up the West End in this lively, jaw-dropping Wild...

“The rapist with his nine-year-old sex slave? Death. The homesick boy who made a...

Bright, sardonic brilliance. My Name Is Rachel Corrie is a gripping show...

Yes, Les Enfants Terribles are known for making the macabre...

How do you teach kids about letting go of someone they love? Turns out you...

A show apt to intoxicate with laughs and stirring music has just landed...

Marcela and Alejandra want to plant a bomb; so too does Jose Miguel. What kind...

October is an intense month of theatre, meaning some intriguing shows – like new...

The Fall, which received a Fringe First award after its run at the festival...

When a stage is next to the local pub, one can’t help their...

What if Kanye West’s reincarnation is a middle-class white woman?...

The cosy space of the Old Red Lion Theatre is the perfect setting for telling...

The story of the Hartlepool Monkey is a curiously tragic...

Tonight’s audacious and equally breathtaking performance of Jane Eyre...

Nessa Muthy’s Heroine is a molotov cocktail of ideas, plucked from...

Tales of first love always have a special appeal, but if the protagonists are...

Julian Clary sparkles in Le Grand Mort, a play written for him by the late,...

It is surprising when a 1955 play proves to be a timely...