Medusa at the Crypt Gallery

If we want to think about “nasty women” then Medusa is perhaps one of...

Ishq at Sadlers Wells

As London’s first Anglo-Punjabi Musical, there’s been a bit of buzz surrounding Ishq:...

Zigger Zagger at Wilton’s Music Hall

The world is not all a football pitch, but the 50 young people...

Follies at the National Theatre

It’s 1971, New York, and a gaggle of well-groomed women are arriving at the...

Me & Robin Hood at the Royal Court Theatre

The battle between Thatcherite father and socialist...

Top ten theatre shows opening in September 2017

September makes up for a fairly quiet summer with a parade of theatre stars,...

Hamlet at Park Theatre

Three actors perform Shakespeare’s Hamlet in just 90 minutes, an interesting...

Lions and Tigers at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

Amidst the dim candlelight of the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, a...

Comedy at the Edinburgh Fringe: Our pick of the best stand-up

Since its origin in 1947, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe has grown...

Richard III at Temple Church

All friends and foes are indecipherable in this dark retelling of William...

Late Company at Trafalgar Studios

Can facing your son’s tormentor help alleviate the pain of his death?...

Camden Fringe Festival 2017: Motherlogues at Etcetera Theatre

Beautiful, complex, comforting, painful, life...

The Host at Yard Theatre

The Host is another solid production from the National Youth Theatre, showcasing the...

Loot at Park Theatre

Joe Orton’s controversial dark comedy Loot celebrates its 50th anniversary with the...

Knives in Hens at the Donmar Warehouse

Sour, earthy smells mingle with the acrid tang of smoke. A giant wheel...

13 the Musical at Ambassadors Theatre

With a musical consisting of cast and characters no older than its title,...

Sunday in the Park with George at The Other Palace

Sunday in the Park with George is one of Stephen...

King Lear at Shakespeare’s Globe

Artistic director Dominic Dromgoole has provided a very eloquent and candid...

Against at the Almeida Theatre

Luke (Ben Whishaw) is a tech genius of the Elon Musk variety, his billions built...

Blue Stockings at Yard Theatre

Another gem from the National Youth Theatre. This take on Jessica Swale’s...

Camden Fringe Festival 2017: Borders in a Bedroom at Tristan Bates Theatre

A young South Asian woman enters,...

Camden Fringe Festival 2017: The Existence Formula at Hen & Chickens Theatre

The Camden Fringe Festival...

Camden Fringe Festival 2017: Seven at the Cockpit Theatre

People of society…what makes a good citizen?...

Ha Ha Land at the Camden Comedy Club

Taking their title from the much-loved 2017 Oscar winner, La La Land,...

Cirkus Cirkör: Limits at Royal Festival Hall

The high concept, semi-lighthearted circus performance Limits by...