Lela & Co at the Royal Court

“In the beginning was the mattress. Gradually, other little changes –...

One Minute at The Vaults

The Vaults is an ideal name for this thespian arts space nestled in the shadows...

Only Forever at the Hope

The snugly intimate confines of Islington’s Hope Theatre serve as the perfect...

Tonight I’m Gonna Be the New Me at the Soho

Made in China is an innovative young theatre company comprising...

And Then Come the Nightjars at Theatre503

And Then Come the Nightjars isn’t just a great play because it is...

Flare Path at Richmond Theatre

Flare Path, a play by Terrence Rattigan, was first performed in 1942 and has...

Song From Far Away at the Young Vic

Simon Stephens – the playwright who penned the award-winning Curious...

Hatched ‘n’ Dispatched at the Park Theatre

If only walls could speak… and they do in Hatched ‘n’...

The Win Bin at the Old Red Lion

An entire generation lives under the pressure of the “employability”...

The Oresteia at the Globe

A tale of murder, monarchy and revenge, Aeschylus’ ancient play The Oresteia is...

People, Places and Things at the National

Every so often there comes a play that isn’t a theatrical...

You Won’t Succeed on Broadway If You Don’t Have Any Jews at the St James’ Theatre

McQueen at the Haymarket

Plunging into the mind of a genius, John Caird’s McQueen is an imagined night with...

My Eyes Went Dark at the Finborough

Matthew Wilkinson has written and directed a play that scoops out the human...

Our Country’s Good at the National Theatre

By 1815, there were 288 crimes that had a death sentence in...

Henry V

France, 1915: World War One is waging outside but a military hospital near the village...

Roll Over Beethoven at the Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch

Roll Over Beethoven can simply be described as a fun...

The Supreme Fabulettes: Viva Las Divas at Leicester Square Theatre

With no previous experience of the genre,...

Raven at The Space

Somewhere on the Isle of Dogs and a stone’s throw away from the prominent Canary...

Lady Anna: All at Sea at the Park Theatre

Celebrating the bicentenary of Trollope’s birth, Lady Anna: All at...

Victory at Theatre503

Exploring the macabre trope of the long-undiscovered corpse in a terse and emotional...

Unboxed at Etcetera

The Face to Face festival celebrates solo theatre and its power to candidly speak to...

The Playboy of the Western World at the Southwark Playhouse

The work of Irish playwright John Millington Synge,...

Boys & Girls at the Tristan Bates Theatre

Meet Tom Worsley and Alice Marshall or, in this instance, a boy...

King Lear with Sheep at the Courtyard

The distinctive smell of livestock wafts out from backstage, signalling...