Venus in Fur at Theatre Royal Haymarket

Opening with a thunderbolt, closing with divine intervention, Patrick...

Tryst at Tabard Theatre

The problem with a story involving too many twists – and the second half of...

A Woman of No Importance at Vaudeville Theatre

Morality and society are key elements in Oscar Wilde’s works....

The Castle at the Space

Set in a Docklands converted church that hosts an array of events is an adaptation of...

Beginning at the National Theatre

For a play as funny as David Eldridge’s Beginning, it’s surprisingly hard...

Hair at the Vaults

Hair is a wonderfully surreal and deliciously irreverent musical that gives the audience as...

Young Frankenstein at Garrick Theatre

When a stage adaptation of a Mel Brooks film receives the blessing of the...

The Seagull at the Lyric Hammersmith 

In Chekhov’s often revisited tragicomedy, a thrown-together group...

Saint George and the Dragon at the National Theatre

Christmas has come early at the National Theatre, for in...

Gin for Breakfast at Tristan Bates Theatre

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

Victory Condition at the Royal Court Theatre

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

In Event of Moone Disaster at Theatre503

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

Tim Key headlines inaugural Plosive Comedy in Dulwich show

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

Glue at the Ovalhouse

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

Cirque Éloize: Saloon at the Peacock Theatre

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

Angel at Arcola Theatre 

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

My Name Is Rachel Corrie at Young Vic

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

The Terrible Infants at Wilton’s Music Hall   

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

Laika at the Unicorn Theatre

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

Thebes Land: An interview with Daniel Goldman, the director championing Latin American theatre in the UK

The Toxic Avenger at the Arts Theatre

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

B at the Royal Court Theatre

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

Top ten theatre shows to see in October 2017

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

The Fall at the Royal Court Theatre

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

Frankenstein at the Brockley Jack Theatre

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