The London International Mime Festival at Various Locations

This month, the London International Mime Festival arrives in London...

Cirque du Soleil: Kooza at Royal Albert Hall

Cirque du Soleil’s reputation precedes it. The audience knows to...

Eric and Little Ern at St James

In a decade oversubscribed with crude comedy, courtesy of the likes of Dapper...

Fascinating Aida: Charm Offensive at the Queen Elizabeth Hall

Fascinating Aïda the musical-comedy parlour act...

Dreams from the Darkness at Looking Glass Cocktail Club

In the intimate setting of the back room of Looking...

City of Angels at Donmar Warehouse

Donmar Warehouse’s revival of City of Angels, the relatively modern...

Wicked at the Apollo Victoria

During its first West End run in 2006, Wicked grabbed a certain section of...

Almost, Maine at the Park

Almost, Maine, written by John Cariani and presented by Go People, is a romance, or...

It’s a Wonderful Life at Bridge House

A new version of the 1946 holiday classic It’s a Wonderful Life...

The Winter’s Tale at the Lion and Unicorn

The Winter’s Tale is not the most remembered of works in...

The British Comedy Awards 2014 winners: Nick Helm is the breakthrough artist

Last night the 25th anniversary of the British...

Tiger Country at the Hampstead

Three years after its sell-out debut, award-winning playwright Nina...

The Merchant of Venice at the Almeida

Director Rupert Goold’s adaptation of Shakespeare’s debatably most...

Booty and the Biatch at the Lost

Booty and the Biatch is the latest pantomime from Excess All Areas. It’s an...

The Snow Dragon Charity Gala at the St James

Us humans have Father Christmas to bring us our gifts on...

King Charles III at Wyndham’s Theatre

Mike Bartlett’s King Charles III is currently playing at the...

Miss Havisham’s Expectations at Trafalgar Studios

Miss Havisham’s Expectations is an ambitious...

Sikes and Nancy at Trafalgar Studios

James Swanton’s one-man dramatisation of Charles Dickens’...

Potted Sherlock at the Vaudeville

The makers of the surprising West End success Potted Potter have now quite...

Golem at the Young Vic

The world in which 1927’s shows take place is vivid and utterly unique. Conjured from...

Nutcracker at London Coliseum

The opening scene of Nutcracker paints a picture-perfect Christmas day. Young and...

3 Winters at the Lyttleton

“I no longer understand this world – now trust is seen as stupidity,...

The Way Back Home at the Young Vic

The Way Back Home is an opera for children, based on artist and illustrator...

James Acaster: Recognise at Soho Theatre

James Acaster has brought his critically acclaimed Fringe show,...

Adam of the Riches at Soho Theatre

Audience participation in comedy is hard to perfect. It can be aimless, mean...