Wineglass as full as his ego, flamboyant Frenchman...

As if reducing Dickens to 90 minutes wasn’t enough of a mean feat, this production...

Anna and Ben are a normal couple, going through normal relationship...

The Lounge is a masterclass in character acting and social commentary. Set in...

This autumn, Lauren Samuels (Bend...

F Scott Fitzgerald’s tantalisingly unfinished novel, set in 1920s...

Aditi Mittal is a whirlwind on stage. Appearing...

Part of Etcetera Theatre’s Camden Fringe, The Telemachy, written by...

Following a successful American tour, Scooby-Doo and his...

Oh, The Humanity is a one-hour performance written by New York playwright Will...

Terra Incognita is a show like no other in it’s daring attack on...

Jack, an elderly war veteran, sits alone in his care home listening to news...

Amidst all that is abstract and avant-garde at the Edinburgh Fringe,...

Kai Fischer’s Last Dream (on Earth) is an immersive...

The Globe’s artistic director Emma...

The much-loved 1993 Bill Murray vehicle Groundhog Day – a modern day fable of...

NAFTA – the trilateral trade pact signed by the governments...

Swipe Right Theatre’s 90s-inspired pop musical returns to the Fringe for a...

Youthful sketch comedians Cook and Davies have so...

Billed as a “song and dance extravaganza” and largely...

Debuting in London, Marilyn & Sinatra chronicles the...

Set in a dark corner of 1860’s Paris, playwright Émile Zola’s...

Stack is indeed what it boasts on the poster: a “very silly musical...

Stephen Laughton’s intriguing play Screens, directed by Cressida Brown, involves a...

Deal with the Dragon is a strange but enchanting one-man play about a...