Philosophy and spirituality meet survival thriller in a wondrous...

Small theatres are wonderful. The energy is more tangible than in...

CP Taylor’s Good (1981) is a masterpiece of tension and build-up. With a great...

Mental health issues are at an all-time high. The pandemic, the war in Ukraine...

Written by and starring Jenna Fincken, Ruckus is a thriller about coercive...

It’s fair to say that the reviews for House of Flamenka have been...

Set against the backdrop of a Russian conflict resolution, the...

Two of Tennessee Williams’s most...

The Boy with Two Hearts is the true story of the Amiri...

The brand-new performance space at Marylebone Theatre kicks off with a bold launch...

Blues for an Alabama Sky is an engaging play – so much so...

There is something alluring about female duo Sh!t Theatre’s shocking new show,...

While some Covid-impacted productions have been continuously postponed, Ben...

Queer culture meets pantomime meets a slap-up dinner in Witches of Oz, the new...

Arthur Miller’s prevailing parable, The Crucible last enjoyed a major...

It would be a disservice to try and summarise what this...

The minds of serial killers hold a peculiar fascination over many...

Having a historically themed, immersive theatre experience set in...

Laughter, weeping, silence: three ideas that best encapsulate the experience of...

Buckle up for Will Jackson’s Clutch – a feel good one-hour ride centring on driving...

The late Barrie Keeffe’s modern classic SUS is a harrowing play with great suspense and...

Off the London West End, highly anticipated Japanese play A Night...

Last night’s performance was preceded by an announcement: “There’s...