No Villain at Trafalgar Studios

Arthur Miller is arguably the American playwright of the mid-20th Century and,...

Vassa Zheleznova at Southwark Playhouse

“All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in...

Foil, Arms and Hog: Skiddlywup at the Udderbelly, Southbank

Foil, Arms and Hog: Skiddlywup opened with a chant...

With a Little Bit of Luck at the Roundhouse

In association with Latitude Festival and Paines Plough Theatre...

Open for Everything at the Royal Court Theatre

Constanza Macras envisions a moving and enthralling performative...

Richard III at the Almeida Theatre

Ralph Fiennes has impressed audiences time after time on the big screen, and...

Hobson’s Choice at the Vaudeville Theatre

The venerable Vaudeville Theatre in the Strand, which once housed...

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time at the Gielgud Theatre

Soul at Hackney Empire

A compilation of Marvin Gaye’s greatest hits plays during the interval of Soul, a new...

Karagula at Styx

Philip Ridley has painted another darkly absurd world for us to climb into. This one’s...

Aladdin at the Prince Edward Theatre

Theatre-goers were given the chance to revisit their childhoods at the...

Gertrude: The Cry at Theatre N16

The LWL Theatre Company began their lacklustre presentation of Howard...

ZIK’R at the Peacock Theatre

Telling the story of Flamenco dance across different cultures, ZIK’R is an...

Decades at the Ovalhouse

With Boy at the Almeida Leo Butler shone a grim light on what it is...

The Go-Between at the Apollo Theatre

The Go-Between has one or two solid elements but ultimately disappoints...

Sherlock Holmes and the Invisible Thing at the Tabard Theatre  

Adapting Sherlock Holmes is always going to be...

Rapture at Etcetera Theatre  

Is the human race expendable? This is the question on which lay the foundations...

Phaedra(s) at the Barbican

Isabelle Huppert displays her remarkable talents in the radical Greek myth-inspired...

The Quiet House at Park Theatre

After an award-winning debut, playwright Gareth Farr brings to the stage a...

The Deep Blue Sea at the National Theatre

Sitting squarely in the grand theatrical tradition of a woman in...

One Year Off at the Old Red Lion Theatre

“What’s the play about?” enquired a London taxi...

Handle with Care

Have you ever wondered if it’s possible to stage a dramatic performance in the confines...

Titanic at the Charing Cross Theatre

There are many reasons why reviving a Titanic production is a risk....

A Midsummers Night’s Dream at Southwark Playhouse

As the director Simon Evans himself states, this is a...

Maggie & Pierre: An interview with director Eduard Lewis

Eduard Lewis, director of Caught (at the Pleasance Theatre,...