A Princess Undone at The Park

“It’s not easy being a princess,” sighs Felicity Dean as she sweeps...

Harold and Maude at Charing Cross Theatre

This uniquely dark romantic comedy makes for a hilariously twisted...

Trust at the Gate Theatre

At its best the Gate Theatre’s production of Falk Richter’s Trust...

Dust at Soho Theatre

Dust is basically like a millennial A Christmas Carol, but if Ebenezer Scrooge was dead...

This Is Not Culturally Significant: An interview with Adam Scott-Rowley

Adam Scott-Rowley is already a powerhouse of theatrical...

Foul Pages at the Hope Theatre

The Hope Theatre’s sixth in-house production, Robin Hooper’s Foul...

Picnic at Hanging Rock at the Barbican

Joan Lindsay’s 1967 novel about the disappearance of three schoolgirls...

A Passage to India at Park Theatre

EM Forster’s elegant prose style, one of the greatest features of his...

Frozen at the Theatre Royal Haymarket

Jonathan Munby’s production of Frozen is the kind where the...

Jubilee at the Lyric Hammersmith

Chris Goode’s stage adaptation of Derek Jarman and James Whaley’s cult...

Napoleon Disrobed at Arcola Theatre

Simon Leys’s novella, The Death of Napoleon, is the latest text to be...

Party Skills for the End of the World: An interview with creators Nigel and Louise

Tidy Up at Southbank Centre

Developed by Peut Être Theatre in partnership with GOSH Arts, patients and...

Angry at Southwark Playhouse

She is boiling. Her facial expressions are threatening him. Us. The man brandishes...

The Tempest at the Brockley Jack Studio Theatre

Is Prospero a man or woman? Is he Miranda’s father or mother?...

The B*easts at Bush Theatre

In our culture breasts are a battleground, the ultimate object of sexualisation and...

Party Skills for the End of the World at Shoreditch Town Hall

BBC film critic Mark Kermode has a helpful maxim...

Girls and Boys at the Royal Court

“If it gets difficult – and it will get difficult – I want you to...

The York Realist at Donmar Warehouse

Boy, oh boy, oh boy. The York Realist is the kind of play that takes...

Napoleon Disrobed: An interview with Paul Hunter

Paul Hunter is the artistic director of acclaimed theatre company Told By an...

Mad as Hell at Jermyn Street Theatre

Racism at the Academy Awards is not news anymore, but in the America of...

Assmonkey: In Conversation

As is widely known, misery loves comedy. There are scholarly...

Pluto at the Barbican

A robot’s sole purpose is to be useful to humans. But what possible use could...

The Soul of Wittgenstein at the Omnibus Theatre

Curiosity killed the cat, or was it ignorance? It depends from...

Be Prepared

Be Prepared is a minimalistic, immersive one-man show about death. Tom (Ian...