The Boy with Two Hearts at the National Theatre

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

Dmitry at Marylebone Theatre

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

“A messy rollercoaster that you won’t soon forget”: Actor and co-director Greg Esplin on Trainspotting Live

Blues for an Alabama Sky at the National Theatre

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

Evita Too at Soho Theatre

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

The Upstart Crow at Apollo Theatre

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

Witches of Oz at the Vaults

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

The Crucible at the National Theatre

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

Jews. In Their Own Words. at the Royal Court Theatre

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

The Quality of Mercy at Courtyard Theatre

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

Get Up, Stand Up!: Michael Duke talks through playing the role of Bob Marley at the Lyric Shaftesbury Avenue

Operation Black Door at Churchill War Rooms

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

Eureka Day at the Old Vic

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

Clutch at Bush Theatre

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

SUS at Park Theatre

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

A Night at the Kabuki at Sadler’s Wells

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

I, Joan at Shakespeare’s Globe

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

Doctor Faustus at Southwark Playhouse

Intertwining tragedy with comedy, Christopher Marlowe’s 1589 morality...

United Ukrainian Ballet: Giselle at the London Coliseum

The London Coliseum is hosting a special production of...

An Inspector Calls at New Wimbledon Theatre

Under the direction of Stephen Daldry, An Inspector Calls returns...

“There’s no denying racism in all forms is still very much prevalent in the UK”: Stedroy Cabey on SUS at Park Theatre

The Clinic at Almeida Theatre

The Clinic is two hours of intense and powerful storytelling that is sure to set...

Unlimited Festival: Hero and Leander at Southbank Centre

Fusing a variety of musical styles with ancient myth,...

Unlimited Festival: Leave the Light on for Me at Southbank Centre

Leave the Light on for Me, one of a series of...

Antigone at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre

Politics, religion, family: as only great literature can do,...