Music makes us remember. Songs stir emotions, take us back to forgotten places,...

Finally, the long-established persona of Tape Face comes to the West End. Sam...

Working is a series of beautiful slices of life: micro stories that give a...

The 1977 musical about an iconic red-headed orphan is back in the West End, at...

Therapy session, linguistics lecture and history lesson. Pulpit...

Even before opening, Common had caused a minor controversy online. Scathing...

Many believe that political correctness has turned communication into a minefield,...

Roller Diner is the “deep fried American Dream” set in the murky backwaters of...

Renowned Québecois playwright, actor and director Robert Lepage brings his distinctive...

Hugh Whitemore’s Sand in the Sandwiches, a celebration of...

Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre always makes for an...

In an emotionally charged and euphonious spoken word performance at the...

On paper Killology sounds like some hysterical Daily Mail article from the...

There is no summer slowdown this June, with a couple of mega West End transfers,...

We all know the old saying “begin as you mean to go on”....

For Emma Rice’s last hurrah at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, it...

Daughters of the Curry Revolution is an intimate,...

Jam is the haunting two-person play that debuts at the Finborough Theatre this...

The audience at the Orange Tree Theatre is pretty damn white (full...

This summer, Catch Me, a show about friendship, nostalgia and a yearning for the days...

You don’t get much more zeitgeist-y than the Old Vic’s new production of...

At the ornate Duke of York’s Theatre for the...

Adventures in Wonderland invites children down the rabbit hole to...

A stunningly powerful show in a powerfully stunning theatre. The intimate...