After the Ball: An interview with playwright Ian Grant

Poet, publisher and creative consultant Ian Grant presents his new...

The Great Wave at the National Theatre

Spanning almost 25 years, The Great Wave is a bisected dramatisation of...

Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons – A Reimagining at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

For those familiar with Vivaldi...

Female Parts: Shorts at Hoxton Hall

This intimate trio of monologues invites its audience into evocative...

Ballet Black: Double Bill at the Barbican

Ballet Black, founded by artistic director Cassa Pancho MBE, is the...

Old Fools at Southwark Playhouse

“Someday, when I’m awfully low…” croons Fred Astaire...

After the Ball at Upstairs at the Gatehouse

100 years ago, the United Kingdom fought side by side with other...

Who Put Bella in the Wych Elm at the Space

Pregnant Fish Theatre presents Who Put Bella in the Wych Elm, a play...

Br’er Cotton at Theatre503

Anger is often the mother of revolution. That’s also what Ruffino thinks:...

Humble Boy at the Orange Theatre

Dependent on your tolerance for posh white people, the Orange Tree...

Brief Encounter at Empire Cinema Haymarket

Noël Coward’s Brief Encounter returns to London’s West End,...

The Dog Beneath the Skin at Jermyn Street Theatre

Theatre company Proud Haddock is known for re-discovering...

Hamlet at Hackney Empire

Paapa Essiedu exceeds all expectations as the iconic Danish prince in this gripping...

Ok, Bye

As part of the Vault Festival 2018, Red Belly Black Theatre are presenting an...

Summer and Smoke at the Almeida Theatre

In years to come people will look back on Rebecca Frecknall’s intense...

Macbeth at the National Theatre

The National Theatre’s artistic director must suffer from some kind of...

Crazy for You at New Wimbledon Theatre

The cast of this year’s production of Crazy For You are clearly very...

Good Girl at Trafalgar Studios 2

From Fringe to West End, with a Vault Festival stop in between, the upward...

Returning to Haifa at Finborough Theatre

Returning to Haifa, Ghassan Kanafani’s novella about the fallout...

This Is Not Culturally Significant

One man plays multiple misfits in this darkly...

Fanny and Alexander at the Old Vic

Ingmar Bergman’s 1982 film Fanny and Alexander is arguably the epitome of...

Bismillah! An ISIS Tragicomedy

Wearing khaki military pants, a man is tied to a pole with...

Nest

There are so many maybes in our lives. Maybe I’ll do this or perhaps the...

Father of Lies

In the underground space of the Vaults theatre, and with plenty of thick...

The Weir at Richmond Theatre

It’s said that all good theatre has storytelling at its heart and the Olivier...