The Red Lion at the National

Patrick Marber’s writing in this outstanding new play is a masterpiece of social...

Shelter Me at Theatre Delicatessen

From the innovative Circumference Circus, Shelter Me is an intimate,...

This Is How We Die

Returning to Battersea Arts Centre after an acclaimed run in Edinburgh and a tour of...

Spamalot at New Wimbledon Theatre

Due to popular demand, Spamalot returns to delight audiences with a tour...

Waiting for Godot at the Barbican

There has been much anticipation surrounding the London reprisal of the...

Dirty Special Thing at the Platform

This is why the arts need funding. In a culture where only a privileged...

Duncton Wood at The Union

Duncton Wood is a story of tyranny and religious persecution set in the animal...

No Feedback at Theatre Delicatessen

Taking over an unassuming, disused classroom in the old Guardian building...

The Harvest at Soho

Apples, crates, vodka and not much more – but perhaps this is the point of...

The Beaux’ Stratagem at the National

Written by George Farquhar and originally performed in 1707, The...

McQueen at St James

Based around the dark and mystical world that was portrayed in his fashion shows and...

Rock Paper Scissors at Brockley Jack Studio

How do you cope when your girlfriend is pregnant and your selfish,...

As You Like It at Shakespeare’s Globe

“How are designers, directors and actors to cope with a play at...

Hurling Rubble at the Park

Avaes Mohammad’s two-part play Hurling Rubble at the Sun/Moon has an aura of...

High Society at the Old Vic

Directed by Maria Friedman and starring Kate Fleetwood, High Society is Kevin...

Back Down at the Roundhouse Studio

Before witnessing Steven Camden’s Back Down, you would be forgiven for...

Jerry’s Girls at Jermyn Street Theatre

Jerry Herman’s name is synonymous with theatre royalty. He...

Sense of an Ending at Theatre503

Delivering news from war zones is not only problematic because of the dangers...

Gods Are Fallen and All Safety Gone at Camden People’s Theatre

Tucked away from the bustle of Euston Road is...

Death of a Salesman at Noël Coward

In Willy Loman, Death of a Salesman gave the world an enduring tragic hero...

Woolf Works

Woolf Works, a triptych of ballets based on three of Virginia Woolf’s best-known novels, is...

Beyond Bollywood at the London Palladium

Beyond Bollywood is a truly awe-inspiring introduction to Indian music...

Rambert at Sadler’s Wells

The Rambert Dance Company made a triumphant return to Sadler’s Wells...

Hay Fever at Duke of York’s

Noel Coward’s comedy classic Hay Fever has been delighting audiences...

My Children! My Africa! at Tristan Bates

It’s 1985 and South Africa is gripped by Apartheid. Black...