A Tale of Two Cities at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre

Matthew Dunster’s adaptation of Charles...

Yank! at Charing Cross Theatre

Deftly marketed as an untold gay love story from World War Two, Yank! lands at...

Queen Anne at the Theatre Royal Haymarket

After a phenomenally successful season at the Swan Theatre in...

Committee… (A New Musical) at Donmar Warehouse

The Kids Company collapse back in 2015 provided an ugly...

Bent at the National Theatre

This year’s Pride parade in London attracted the largest crowds in its 45-year...

The View from Nowhere at Park Theatre

The View from Nowhere narrates the journey of biochemist Prez, and his...

Food at Finborough Theatre

Dishing out themes of love, sensuality and lustrous craving, Steve Roger’s Food is...

The Tempest at the Barbican: An epic high-tech take on the Shakespearean classic

Kentarō Kobayashi’s Mr Potsunen’s Peculiar Slice of Life

Kentarō Kobayashi impressed us tonight with...

Instructions for American Servicemen in Britain at Jermyn Street Theatre

The British comedy sketch is a unique...

“The stage is a safe place to be, real life is a little more daunting”: An interview with award-winning Cabaret performer Michael Griffiths

Voices of the Amazon at Sadler’s Wells

The Sadler’s Wells Theatre at present can be defined by two...

King Kong at the Vaults

A satire of the famous movie by Potted Potter director Daniel Clarkson has begun its...

The Mentor at the Vaudeville Theatre

Artistic director Laurence Boswell continues to swim against Brexit...

Top ten theatre shows openings in July 2017

A steady trickle of openings leads to a mid-summer stunner in the final week of...

Blondel at the Union Theatre

Blondel is a very English kind of musical: buxom washerwomen, monks and even Robin...

Superhero at Southwark Playhouse

An ambitious one-man-musical, Superhero is a clever and moving portrayal of...

Alligators at Hampstead Theatre

In a gruesome exploration of just how easy it is to fall from the top,...

House of America at the Brockley Jack Studio Theatre

What happens when a parent won’t let her children leave...

The Other Half at the Rose and Crown Theatre

The Other Half is up a narrow flight of stairs in an attic...

The Wind in the Willows at the London Palladium

A great big spectacular, a family production of the most epic...

Mad Man Sad Woman at The Space

Chilean playwright Juan Radrigán’s Mad Man Sad Woman tells the story of...

Ink at the Almeida Theatre

Rupert Murdoch is a tumour in the breast of democracy. He wields a disproportionate...

Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill

The musical biopic of legendary jazz singer Billie Holiday, written by...

The Borrowers at Polka Theatre

Mary Norton’s beloved and timeless classic has been faithfully adapted for the...