Monolog at the Chickenshed

Debuting at the Chicken Shed in North London, Monolog is a short and to-the-point...

Think of England

The dark, industrial vaults beneath Waterloo supply the perfect backdrop...

The Divide at the Old Vic Theatre

Alan Ayckbourn’s massive dystopian play The Divide, directed by Annabel...

All or Nothing – The Mod Musical at the Arts Theatre

It is all about the drugs, sex and rock‘n’roll in...

Mission Abort

Mission Abort begins with actress and writer Therese Ramstedt lying on a...

Gundog at the Royal Court Theatre

Rapid-fire dialogue, strobe lighting and lots of dirt. This is Gundog,...

The Captive Queen at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

When beauty blinds a man’s judgement, chaos is bound to...

Hot Lips and Cold War at London Theatre Workshop

There is always an element of risk involved when narrating the...

Black Mountain at the Orange Tree Theatre

A very dark and hazy ambience welcomes the audience at the Orange...

Dry Powder at Hampstead Theatre

Guess what. Capitalism is bad! Oh, and guess what else? Those who work in...

Out of Love at the Orange Tree Theatre

There’s a moment in Out of Love when best friends Lorna and Grace are...

How to Be a Kid at the Orange Tree Theatre

Discussing mental health issues can be difficult for adults, how...

The Ungrateful Biped at the White Bear Theatre

In The Ungrateful Biped we witness the spiteful, proud ranting...

Philip Glass: Satyagraha at the London Coliseum

“Hold pleasure and pain, profit and loss, victory and defeat to...

Eggsistentialism at Arcola Theatre

Eggsistentialism is a quick-blast half monologue, half stand-up routine....

Be Prepared: An interview with actor and playwright Ian Bonar

Actor and playwright Ian Bonar is the original creator and star of...

Booby’s Bay at Finborough Theatre

Henry Darke’s first full-length play is rich with evocative topics: male...

Ken at The Bunker

Terry Johnson is back with Ken at The Bunker, honouring the legacy of the well-known...

Eugenius! at The Other Palace

Good music and good humour, teamed up with the universal themes of friendship and...

Julius Caesar at the Bridge Theatre

There’s a slight worry early on in Nicholas Hytner’s thrilling...

The Grift at Bethnal Green Town Hall Hotel

The Grift experience begins upon entering the trendy Town Hall Hotel...

Rothschild & Sons at Park Theatre

Retooled from its Tony-award winning 1970 version (by the same duo...

The Believers Are But Brothers at the Bush Theatre

Javaad Alipoor, the writer and narrator of this one-man show...

Great Again: The Musical

It is difficult at first to ascertain what meaning writer Isla...

Mary Stuart at the Duke of York’s Theatre

Following the murder of her husband, Mary Stuart (this night played...