Camden Fringe 2017: Flood at the Tristan Bates Theatre

Five characters, one funeral and a flooded house full of...

Camden Fringe 2017: Skin Deep at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre

Launched yesterday was London’s answer to the...

Continuity at Finborough Theatre

The main show at the intimate Finborough Theatre this summer season is Just to...

Rabbits at Park Theatre

Rabbits is an absurd and darkly comic triptych of stories, following one couple through...

Skin Deep at Camden Fringe 2017: An interview with Ashley Winter and Lee Anderson

Attila Theatre is a company that was formed in...

Coming Clean at the King’s Head Theatre

Coming Clean was Kevin Elyot’s first professional play and was...

Road at the Royal Court Theatre

“Fucking long life, int’it.” So concur the residents of playwright Jim...

We Live by the Sea at the Greenwich Theatre

Patch of Blue’s disarming play draws us into the world of...

Girl from the North Country at the Old Vic

Labelling something a “play with music” smacks of...

The Marriage of Kim K at Arcola Theatre

An ingenious melding of Mozart and pop culture, The Marriage of Kim K...

Mosquitoes at the National Theatre: One of the most satisfying pieces of writing this year

I Loved Lucy at the Arts Theatre

The beloved television star Lucille Ball won audiences over in the 1950s with...

The Midnight Gang at the Chickenshed Theatre

Based on a children’s book of the same name by David Walliams,...

The Blues Brothers – Summer Special at the Hippodrome

Legendary Saturday Night Live stars Dan Aykroyd and...

Nina – A Story About Me and Nina Simone at the Young Vic

Josette Bushell-Mingo in her devised play Nina – A...

Briefs: Close Encounters at Underbelly Festival

Right now, “shit is feeling, well, pretty shit” but – fear...

Much Ado About Nothing at Shakespeare’s Globe

Matthew Dunster’s Much Ado About Nothing begins with a cloud...

An Injury at the Ovalhouse

Experimental theatre comes with a heavy bag of risk that can either turn into magic...

Dessert at Southwark Playhouse

Oliver Cotton’s new play offers an evening of sparkling debate with a gritty...

Boom: An interview with director Katherine Nesbitt

Katherine Nesbitt is a director originally from Belfast. She studied in...

Disco Pigs at Trafalgar Studios

July’s a pretty savvy time to revive Enda Walsh’s Disco Pigs. The...

Twilight Song at Park Theatre

The world premiere of Twilight Song, Kevin Elyot’s final play, sounded out like...

Mumburger at the Old Red Lion Theatre

It’s rare that a play turns into an olfactory experience. Yet in an...

Bodies at the Royal Court Theatre

On the surface, it appears that Vivienne Franzmann’s Bodies is going to...

Touch at Soho Theatre

You know Delilah. Or your sister is a bit like her. Or your friend, the...