The Critic at the Calder Bookshop and Theatre

Across from the Young Vic on The Cut is the Calder Bookshop;...

The Jinkx & DeLa Holiday Show at London Palladium

As Ru Paul’s Drag Race continues to enjoy...

Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World at Battersea Arts Centre

Amidst the trouble in Iran that the...

Glory Ride at the Other Palace

Glory Ride, a promising new musical by daughter-father team Victoria Buchholz...

Noor at Southwark Playhouse

Noor Inayat Khan was the first female wireless operator to be sent from the UK...

From Here to Eternity at Charing Cross Theatre

From Here to Eternity offers an ambitious portrayal of the lives...

The Yeomen of the Guard at the London Coliseum

A delightfully bright, allegro adaptation of Gilbert and...

Avocado Presents: Improv Comedy at Barons Court Theatre

Avocado Presents: Improv Comedy is a charming improv...

Super High Resolution at Soho Theatre

With reports that the NHS is in a worse position now than during the...

A Dead Body in Taos at Wilton’s Music Hall

Exploring some urgent ideas such as identity and freedom, A...

King Hamlin at Park Theatre

King Hamlin is a timely play about choices: the choice of whether to listen to...

“Being a playwright is the best job in the world in my opinion”: Writer Nathan Ellis on Super High Resolution

My Neighbour Totoro at the Barbican

Featuring a gorgeous score, a simple but enchanting story and some...

Trainspotting Live at Riverside Studios

Trainspotting Live has tornadoed into London’s Riverside Studios for...

King Hamlin: An interview with playwright Gloria Williams ahead of opening night at Park Theatre

The Moors at Hope Theatre

The Moors, written by Jen Silverman, is a Gothic thriller, inspired by the letters of...

Stranger Sings! at the Vaults

The Vaults – that sprawling space beneath London’s Waterloo Station – could...

Life of Pi at Wyndham’s Theatre

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

The Canterville Ghost at Southwark Playhouse

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

Good at Harold Pinter Theatre

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

Ravenscourt at Hampstead Theatre

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

Ruckus at Southwark Playhouse

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

House of Flamenka at Peacock Theatre

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

The Caucasian Chalk Circle at Rose Theatre

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

The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Anymore at Charing Cross Theatre

Two of Tennessee Williams’s most...