Cockfosters at Turbine Theatre

Cockfosters, the tube station with a name to make even the most prudish among us...

The Unfriend at Wyndham’s Theatre

The Unfriend makes its return to London following initial success at...

The Motive and the Cue at Noël Coward Theatre

The year is 1964. Richard Burton has just married Elizabeth...

“I really hope the audience gets the same feeling when they join us in our space as they would when they step into their local pub”: Matthew Woodyatt on The Fair Maid of the West at the Swan Theatre

Unfortunate: The Untold Story of Ursula the Sea Witch, The Musical Parody at Southwark Playhouse

Ulster American at Riverside Studios

Not seen on the UK stage since 2005, Hollywood star Woody Harrelson...

Edward Scissorhands at Sadler’s Wells

Matthew Bourne’s dance creations consistently deliver what...

Rock ‘n’ Roll at Hampstead Theatre

Tom Stoppard returns to Hampstead Theatre with a revival of his...

Infinite Life at the National Theatre

Pulitzer Prize winner Annie Baker is no stranger to the National Theatre....

Talking About the Fire at the Royal Court Theatre

Blending the lines between drama and activism, Chris...

Dreaming and Drowning at Bush Theatre

The studio space at the Bush Theatre, presented with carpet along both...

The Homecoming at the Young Vic

Smoke consumes the entire auditorium of the Young Vic as loud jazz...

The Nutcracker at the Turbine Theatre

With the advent of the festive season, the Turbine Theatre is set to...

A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story at Alexandra Palace

There are few stories adapted as frequently as Charles...

The House of Bernarda Alba at the National Theatre

In this compelling rendition of Federico Garcia...

Peter Pan Goes Wrong at Lyric Theatre

To make people laugh is arguably one of the hardest and trickiest feats...

The Witches at the National Theatre

Beloved children’s book, Roald Dahl’s The Witches, makes for a wickedly...

A Christmas Carol at the Old Vic

The stunning interior of the Old Vic, with the audience surrounding a...

Feeling Afraid As If Something Terrible Is Going to Happen at Bush Theatre

Wishmas

It’s nearly that time of year again of figgy pudding, glazed turkey and sleigh bells...

Thank You for the Music at Adelphi Theatre

Evoking that typical charm of the 70s and early 80s, Thank You for...

The Mongol Khan at the London Coliseum

The various elements of stage entertainment and honest reflections of...

“It honours the spirit and qualities of the film, but the stage show has its own energy and aesthetic”: Ami Okumura Jones on My Neighbour Totoro at Barbican Theatre

Flip! at Soho Theatre

Close to the start of Flip!, the characters question one another: would you rather be...

Radio GaGa at Adelphi Theatre

A nostalgia-driven show, Radio GaGa centres around a tribute band that performs a...