The adage about sticks, stones and words gets a theatrical deconstruction...

An immersive experience bringing one’s favourite film to life is any...

Max Wilkinson’s Union bursts with energy; it’s a paean to London, delivering a...

Annie Londonderry is known as the first woman to ever cycle around the world. Her...

Grenfell: In the Words of Survivors is a powerful...

PlayFight is enjoying an extended stint at the Seven Dials Playhouse,...

Braving the British weather is one thing; braving this less-than-exciting...

Cuckoo, a new play by Olivier and BAFTA award recipient Michael Wynne, has...

Only in Britain. It’s not just...

The Wizard of Oz is a renowned classic that has stood the test of time,...

Even in this age of acceptance, awareness and inclusion, men still struggle to vocalise...

Beneatha’s Place is a remarkable play written and directed by...

It was an apprehensive audience that filed into the Gillian Lynne...

A charming production by historical performance ensemble...

Amidst the vibrant atmosphere of Pride, A Strange Loop emerges as an...

When Dario Fo and Franca Rame wrote the original...

The audience faces a backdrop of faded azure, with a framed, doll-house-sized...

The well-loved story of Mrs Doubtfire (originally a novel by Anne Fine...