“To bring interesting things in front of interested...

How much do we value choice and do our choices even count? Remote confronts...

Straddling the stage alone, reflecting on the lonely beginning of...

East London, 1888: the year that the matchgirls from Bryant and May...

A new and intriguing theatrical style has arrived in the West End: a Samuel...

Tom Lehrer is perhaps less known these days than he should...

Winning more awards than any other theatrical production in history, JB...

The Book of Mormon, written by South Park’s authors Trey Parker...

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 2014, Annie Baker’s The Flick...

Tell Me on a Sunday has seen a few revivals since it was first...

The plot of Charlotte Keatley’s My Mother Said I Never...

Written by novelist Gillian Slovo...

Nestled next to the decidedly more severe Southbank Centre, the Udderbelly’s...

Theatre N16 really is the stage in Theatrum Veritatus’ adaptation...

The Spoils is the razor-sharp new comedy written by...

Scottish theatre has graced London’s West End this month as the Soho Theatre...

Jack McNamara is artistic director of theatre company New...

In 2011 Peggy Shaw had a stroke. From that trauma arose a performance that defies...

For anyone out there who believes a critic’s job is easy,...

The unusual and innovative production of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night by...

Guys and Dolls is the classic Broadway hit that keeps returning. There is...

This is Jean Genet’s first play, newly translated by David Rudkin...

You can’t argue with the targets of Suhayla El-Bushra’s modernised take...

1972: The Future of Sex propels its audience backwards in a jukebox time machine to...

Creepy thrills, blood-curdling music and a 90s horror phenomenon combine to...