Peter Souter’s first stage play, Hello/Goodbye, is a contemporary romantic...

There is little in life that’s more perfect than a dancer’s...

In the 20 years since Richard Alston Dance Company began its...

As Three Dog Night’s One Is the Loneliest Number begins to play, we are...

Stephen Sondheim’s classic musical A Little Night Music is a work of...

It’s surprising to count only six cast members at the final bow, so...

The room is plunged into a complete and claustrophobic darkness. Slowly the figure of...

This year marks a change in direction for London’s oldest...

With a general election looming, we can expect political theatre to be especially...

According to Gail Louw’s latest play, Marlene Dietrich regrets many things;...

Based on Thomas Middleton and William Rowley’s infamous play,...

Chronicling the break-up of three very different relationships, award-winning...

The Unremarkable Death of Marilyn Monroe is part of the...

The atmosphere in the foyer bar of Above the Stag is one of the perpetual...

Celebrating its 30th anniversary, Magpie Dance, in...

Tucked away off Brick Lane lies The Rag Factory. It’s easy to walk past...

There’s little to tie the four performances that make up 503Fusions together....

“London is a very strange place,” we are told in London Tales, “it’s a place...

Truth, Lies, Diana is a newish play by Jon Conway that uses the voluminous...

With 2014 marking the centenary of WW1, there was no shortage...

Inspired by a fabricated story run by American tabloid The...

Site-specific theatre is more the norm than the exception nowadays, so...

Frantic Assembly’s seamless choreography and sizzling energy lend themselves well...

Its beginning is sublimely ridiculous, its...

Furnished with a stool, drinks trolley and a pew from the bar, a sparse stage...