The Liberation of Colette Simple at Jackson’s Lane

Retrospectives of the 50s civil defence movement often...

Long Story Short at the Charing Cross

Long Story Short, Squint’s bold examination of journalism, social media...

You’re Always with Me at the Lost

In the heart of Stockwell lies a hidden gem. A beautifully lit, cosy yet...

20:20 Vision at Camden People’s

The last two decades have been challenging ones for those at the grass-roots...

Sweeney Todd at the Twickenham

Who hasn’t heard of Sweeney Todd, the devastatingly dark character who first...

She Stoops To Conquer at the Rose

On the Rose’s huge stage is a set like an antique hunting lodge: the...

Brazouka at New Wimbledon

New Wimbledon Theatre’s antique and decadent interior may seem a strange choice for...

Forbidden Broadway at the Vaudeville

Forbidden Broadway has been mocking musical giants for over 30 years,...

Ghost from a Perfect Place at the Arcola

Ghost from a Perfect Place returns to the London stage this autumn,...

True West at the Tricycle

Sam Shepard’s True West (1980) has been performed in New York, San Francisco and...

The Royal Duchess Superstore at the Half Moon

The Royal Duchess Superstore is John O’Neill’s story of a man...

Freak at Theatre503

One among many reflections on feminine sexuality that Freak inspires begins at the outset,...

Annie Get Your Gun at New Wimbledon

“Roll up, roll up” the trumpet blasts seem to announce as Buffalo...

A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Rose Theatre Kingston

Featuring Renaissance costumes and a miniature version of...

Little Revolution at the Almeida

Alecky Blythe’s distinctive brand of verbatim theatre returns to the stage...

Oh, the Humanity and Other Good Intentions at the Tabard

Each of the five little plays that comprise Will...

Tess of the D’Urbervilles at New Wimbledon Studio

Serenaded by the beautiful melody of classical instruments...

Chicken Shop at the Park

What begins as a fairly light-hearted drama of domesticity in a modern context quickly...

The Me Plays at The Old Red Lion

Written and performed by Andrew Maddock, The Me Plays is a rhythmic flow of...

Source at Artsdepot | Theatre review

“What are they doing?” came the whisper from a young boy to his father while watching Source, a free outdoor performance showcasing circus skills, dance, music and theatre. We were 20 minutes into the hour-long street show, scrutinising six strangely dressed adults and a line of children, clad in blue and white,...

Autobahn at The King’s Head

The King’s Head Theatre is another boxed-in, stuffy one – the perfect...

Toast at the Park

Richard Bean may have given up on any dreams of becoming a professional occupational...

Eye of a Needle at Southwark Playhouse

In a busy immigration office, the work pace has increased: phones are...

Anna Weiss at the Space

Operation Yewtree is surely to blame for the disproportionately large number of plays...

Madame X at the Arcola

Arcola Theatre’s Grimeborn series sees Tim Benjamin’s new opera Madame X take to the...