One Festival – Programme B at the Space: A heady mix of gender, race, depression, redemption and lots of laughs

Ovo by Cirque du Soleil at the Royal Albert Hall

Cirque du Soleil is back in London, finally arriving with the...

My Mum’s a Twat at the Royal Court Theatre

Parents can be really, really, really hard work. Even at their...

Vault Festival 2018: What to see at London’s biggest arts festival

This bold and collaborative fringe festival is back...

Imaginationship at Finborough Theatre

Sex, longing, love and murder are a classic combo in Sue Healy’s new...

Bananaman at Southwark Playhouse

Nestled in South London’s Southwark Playhouse is the eagerly awaited...

Slava’s Snowshow at the Royal Festival Hall

The origins of Slava’s Snowshow lie in Russia, and the work...

The Grinning Man at Trafalgar Studios

Though they may share a source author in Victor Hugo, The Grinning Man...

Belleville at the Donmar Warehouse

With Belleville, a play about a marriage in crisis, secrets and a lot of...

The Jungle at the Young Vic

Having spent some time in the former settlement in Calais known as the Jungle, this...

Titus Andronicus at the Barbican

The extreme gore of Titus Andronicus, not the best or most well-known of...

Pinocchio at the National Theatre

It’s clear the National Theatre had some West End-sized ambitions when...

Antony & Cleopatra at the Barbican

The Royal Shakespeare Company’s Antony & Cleopatra, directed by...

Julius Caesar at the Barbican

Julius Caesar is yet another well-rounded show from the RSC. This is a perfectly...

The Twilight Zone at the Almeida Theatre

Anne Washburn’s adaptation of The Twilight Zone is so kitsch and...

Misalliance at the Orange Tree Theatre

In the warmly lit, small space of the Orange Tree Theatre, it seems that a...

Grimly Handsome at the Royal Court Theatre

In The Site – a building normally used for rehearsals and...

Cell Mates at Hampstead Theatre

Bad habits are difficult to break, and they become even more dangerous when...

The Passing of the Third Floor Back at Finborough Theatre

The revival of once-popular plays that have fallen...

How to Win Against History at the Young Vic

The hilarious How to Win Against History feels very off-brand for...

Austentatious at Piccadilly Theatre

It seems that Jane Austen never goes out of fashion. Just when original...

The Lost Boy Peter Pan at the Pleasance Theatre

A charming musical adaptation of the classic Peter Pan story by...

Dear Brutus at Southwark Playhouse

Many people will know the name JM Barrie from his seminal work Peter Pan,...

The Woman in White at Charing Cross Theatre

Audiences love a good old-fashioned mystery. Victorian novel The...

Top ten theatre shows opening in December 2017

December is full of Christmas crackers, with major TV adaptations, fringe hits,...