Karagula: An interview with playwright Philip Ridley

As if churning out play after critically acclaimed play were not enough,...

The Sleep Show at the Roundhouse

Rob Auton’s surreal performance of The Sleep Show at the Roundhouse is...

The Last Word Festival: The Spinning Wheel at the Roundhouse

Unfinished Business’ The Spinning Wheel is both...

Minefield at the Royal Court Theatre

A leading Argentinian playwright and director, Lola Arias has brought...

Off the Kings Road at the Jermyn Street Theatre

Opening this week in the Jermyn Street Theatre, Neil...

The Taming of the Shrew at Shakespeare’s Globe

The Globe’s new offering of the Bard’s rather...

Odd Shaped Balls at the Old Red Lion Theatre

Whilst presumably kicking back with a cup of tea watching the F1...

The Spoils review at Trafalgar Studios: Utter genius

This work of utter genius from the famous American actor...

Only You Can Save Poetry shares ineffable truth at the Roundhouse

“Have you ever been to a live poetry show...

Norma Jeane: The Musical at the LOST Theatre

On the week that Marilyn Monroe would have turned 90 a new show...

Swan Lake in-the-round at the Royal Albert Hall

Tchaikovsky’s timeless classic ballet Swan Lake is...

Taylor Mac opens LIFT 2016 at Hackney Empire

Clad in killer heels, a sequinned gown and headdress, Taylor Mac owns...

Sunset at the Villa Thalia at the National Theatre

With Greece a constant source of consternation in Europe,...

Sideways at the St James Theatre

After the extraordinary success of both Rex Pickett’s novel and the...

A Subject of Scandal and Concern at the Finborough Theatre

Apart from staging new works, the Finborough Theatre...

The New York-London Rendezvous at Canal Café Theatre

The play is as simple as its name suggests: two friends,...

The Little Gardener: An interview with director Eva Sampson

Eva Sampson is co-artistic director of How It Ended, an inventive...

Obsidian Tear / The Invitation / Within the Golden Hour at the Royal Opera House

Cuttin’ It at the Young Vic

Charlene James’ Cuttin’ It, co-produced by the Young Vic and the Royal Court...

Jekyll & Hyde at the Old Vic

A spectacle of dance erupts at the Old Vic with this adaptation of Robert...

The Forbidden Zone at the Barbican

The Barbican’s latest international offering is an ambitious, maximalist...

The Threepenny Opera at the National Theatre

The historical importance of Bertolt Brecht’s musical The...

Wild Card – dotdotdot dance at Sadler’s Wells

A taste of the Spanish fiesta arrived in Islington on...

Ross & Rachel: An interview with playwright James Fritz

After a very successful run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in...

Knife Edge at POND Dalston

The Big House theatre company works with former offenders, youngsters who have...