A new London-based trio is set to grace the...

Magic. It’s enthralled, enticed and befuddled mankind since cavemen...

Green Day’s American Idiot, the musical, returns to the UK, bursting...

  Ushered into the small and intimate Waterloo East...

A young girl’s mysterious suicide, a shady Matchmaking agency and a...

Alan Ayckbourn’s 1969 play, How the Other Half Loves,...

“What emerges from my visit to New York? A cry of anguish and love.” Jean...

The Southwark Playhouse has again taken on a story that celebrates the...

The Arcola’s Theatre 2 is pitch-black, the audience sit on wooden crates and...

“Whores and cuckolds,” Ivan the Brute addresses the audience, “None of...

From the pen of Soho Theatre’s 2016 Writer-in-Residence Phoebe Eclair-Powell, Fury is...

The 13 protagonists in Queens of Syria have never acted before this...

After more than a decade, David Hare’s Stuff Happens returned to the...

Ballet’s very own power couple, Natalia Osipova and Sergei Polunin, have...

With Brexit horror stories circulating like wildfire, a tale of territory and...

Ever wondered what the male-centric corporate world looks like through the eyes...

Memories are mere fictions that we allow to define us. Or so suggests...

To grapple with the meaning of life must be a rite of passage for...

Headlong’s highly acclaimed and brilliantly chilling adaption of George...

French playwright Florian Zeller immediately established himself as one of the...

A standing ovation for Natasha Barnes as Fanny Brice in the musical Funny Girl...

Staging anything with kids is a huge risk for the simple reason that...

This is not overly gruesome, but a dark and shadowy production of Macbeth....