Sand in the Sandwiches at Theatre Royal Haymarket

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

Master of the unconventional Alain Platel returns to Sadler’s Wells with groundbreaking dance show

On the Town at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre

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

What We Leave Behind at the Roundhouse

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

Killology at the Royal Court Theatre

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

Top ten theatre shows opening in June 2017

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

Twerk in Progress at the Southbank Centre

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

Twelfth Night at Shakespeare’s Globe

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

Daughters of the Curry Revolution at the Southbank Centre

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

Jam at Finborough Theatre

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

An Octoroon at the Orange Tree Theatre

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

Catch Me at Underbelly

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

Woyzeck at the Old Vic

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

Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour at Duke of York’s Theatre

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

Adventures in Wonderland at the Vaults

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

Othello at Wilton’s Music Hall

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

Deposit at Hampstead Theatre

Following a run in 2015, Hampstead Theatre relaunches Matt Hartley’s Deposit, a...

Life of Galileo at the Young Vic

Directed by Joe Wright, a compelling recreation of Bertolt Brecht’s Life of...

The Addams Family at New Wimbledon Theatre

Synonymous with TV, laughter, and the macabre, the Addams family...

Richard III at Arcola Theatre

It’s no surprise that in today’s political climate we are still fascinated by...

Babette’s Feast at the Print Room at the Coronet

Danish writer Karen Blixen’s short story Babette’s Feast...

Manwatching at the Royal Court Theatre

Manwatching is an entertaining monologue that mainly gains its spark by...

No Place for a Woman at Theatre 503

Cordelia O’Neill’s second play No Place for a Woman centres on the...

Occupational Hazards at Hampstead Theatre

What was that “politics or theatre?” asks Ahmed. In a...

Soho at the Peacock Theatre

A peculiarly mesmerising jaunt through 24 hours of life in London’s Soho, Abigail...