Sometimes, especially in the current, utterly depressing climate, audiences...

The relationship between puppet and puppeteer is one of endless possibility. With...

After a fairly slow January the West End really hots up this month, with...

In a green and pretty garden, beneath a uniformly blue sky, four...

Like Matilda and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory before it, the...

With most romcoms, we can forgive a certain number of eye-rolling...

Maury Yeston’s Off-Broadway hit has finally jumped the...

How do we process trauma when it happens on an unimaginable, inexplicable...

This play is clever, amusing and hugely watchable....

Maxim Gorky’s The Lower Depths is a poignant and morally challenging...

One doesn’t have to work very hard to see the relevance of Roland...

Death Takes a Holiday is the third...

It’s the London Jam at Wilton’s Music Hall,...

British humour is like no other and Raising Martha is quintessential Monty...

Promises, Promises is the hit Broadway musical adapted from the 1960...

Watching Richard Eyre’s production of Giuseppe Verdi’s much-loved opera...

Originally produced by the RSC as their 2010 family...

When acclaimed playwright Martin Crimp was asked to create a new opera...

After a three-week stint in Brighton, playwright and director Simon David Eden...

Back at the Royal Albert Hall by popular demand, Amaluna...

A performance above an Islington pub will transport audience members to the...

It is a shame Love has just finished at the National Theatre, as Katherine...

Written by Andrew Maddock and directed by Niall Phillips, He(Art) at Theatre N16 is pub...