The Royal Court starts 2014 with a returning one-woman show after...

Despite having his own television show on Channel 4 a decade ago, Richard Blackwood...

Given the recent overuse of the word flooding this winter, the bandied around...

A circus unlike any other, Cirque du Soleil is back in town...

There is a lot going on in Keepsake, but Sean Martin’s smart direction makes the...

The audience in the tiny downstairs studio at St James Theatre view the minute...

The audience sits on cushions scattered on the floor of the Camden...

Bombshells, written by Aussie Joanna Murray-Smith and last performed ten...

2014 is the centenary of the First World War and for director Phil Whillmott...

At the magnificent Coliseum from the English National Ballet,  The Nutcracker...

Celebrating its 3,000th show last month, Wicked has been playing at the Apollo...

Josie Rourke’s Coriolanus is nothing short of extraordinary. Intimately...

Unaware that he has left his door slightly ajar, Jean-Jacques prepares...

Quaint and charming, Will Tuckett’s The Wind in the Willows...

Outstanding comedians are few and far between these days. Bar upon bar is graced with...

A writing debut from newcomer Kieran Knowles, Operation Crucible...

American Psycho is, undoubtedly, a cult classic. Avid readers took quickly to...

The long-awaited transfer of the RSC’s production of Shakespeare’s Richard II...

A twisted take on classic fairy tales,...

For one night only the Palace Theatre was host to the seasonal...

“I am, I believe, what American gangster movies call the patsy.”...

The scene is set with silver birch trees, spaced across the stage in...

A huge impending clock face chiming midnight hangs above the stage. A...

A Christmas staple and one of literature’s most...

A cross between a pantomime, The Office and Eastenders, The...