This Is Living: An interview with Liam Borrett

Originally from Norwich, Liam Borrett moved to London to train on the BA...

The Local Stigmatic: A chat with director Michael Toumey

Heathcote Williams’ play about the dark side of fame and...

Doctor Faustus starring Kit Harington at the Duke of York’s Theatre

“Where hell is must we ever...

Sket at Park Theatre

Once again Park Theatre plays host to a wonderful performance. Sket challenges modern...

PlacePrints at the Print Room at the Coronet

The series PlacePrints is a collection of ten stories created by...

Little Lord Fauntleroy at the Peacock Theatre

After the huge success of London Children’s Ballet’s...

Toneelgroep Amsterdam: Kings of War at the Barbican

As the eponymous rulers featured in this cycle of three of...

The Polar Bears Go Up at the Unicorn Theatre

The Unicorn Theatre, known for its imaginative stagings for...

Boris: World King at Trafalgar Studios

Following a sell-out run at last year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival,...

Blue on Blue at the Tristan Bates Theatre

Deftly avoiding what could have been a very predictable narrative,...

Beta Public Presents at Camden People’s Theatre

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

Remote at Camden People’s Theatre

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

BalletBoyz: Life at Sadler’s Wells Theatre

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

Clocks 1888: The Greener at Hackney Empire

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

All That Fall at the Arts Theatre

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

The Remains of Tom Lehrer at the Ambassador Theatre

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

An Inspector Calls at Richmond Theatre

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

The Book of Mormon at Prince of Wales Theatre

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

The Flick at the National Theatre

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

Tell Me on a Sunday at New Wimbledon Theatre

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

My Mother Said I Never Should at St James Theatre

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

Another World: Losing Our Children to Islamic State at the National Theatre

Written by novelist Gillian Slovo...

Circa: Closer at Udderbelly

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

Danny and the Deep Blue Sea at Theatre N16

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

Jesse Eisenberg’s play The Spoils opens in May at Trafalgar Studios

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