CS Lewis’s 1950 book has inspired many an...

In the programme notes for this New Victoria transfer, it is...

Who says life in a nunnery has to be boring? At the convent of the Little...

2022 is apparently the year for Much Ado About Nothing as...

Returning to London after sold-out runs in the West End, Bad Jews is a witty,...

101 Dalmatians is a fun, surprisingly emotional story...

As the threat of further industrial action looms in the UK, Sonali...

An irreverent, fun, fashionable extravaganza invades...

Peter Morgan has enjoyed esteemed success with critically acclaimed plays The...

Only a chair features on an otherwise empty stage. On the chair...

Sheridan’s 1775 play The Rivals gets revived as a 1940s...

Faye Treadwell’s life is the genuinely inspiring...

Following the success of other immersive shows such as Doctor...

Can a funeral turn into a joyous procession? In a clown’s dream...

A short 20-minute train ride from London...

Chekhov’s The Seagull is a demanding play for its actors: the...

The End of the Night, directed by Ben Brown, is a historical...

John Goldsmith’s The Throne is billed as a “witty and irreverent...

After a three-year hiatus, the extravaganza of fancy footwork,...

The magic of the enchanted castle in Beauty and the Beast...

For the past 27 years,...

Southwark Playhouse hosts another well-rounded show as it further cements itself...

Fantastically Great Women who...

King Lear is, of course, one of Shakespeare’s most challenging – and...

It’s hard to know how to approach reviewing this...