Patriots at Almeida Theatre

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

Bitesize Festival: Bad Sex at Riverside Studios

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

Jack Absolute Flies Again at the National Theatre

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

The Drifters Girl welcomes a new cast at Garrick Theatre

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

Peaky Blinders: The Rise at the Camden Garrison

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

Cirque du Soleil: Corteo at the O2 Arena

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

The Importance of Being Earnest at the Roman Theatre of Verulamium

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

The Seagull at Harold Pinter Theatre

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

The End of the Night at Original Theatre Online

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

The Throne at Charing Cross Theatre

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

Flamenco Festival 2022 at Sadler’s Wells

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

Beauty and the Beast: The Musical at London Palladium

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

National Theatre’s Connections Festival 2022 showcases young theatre talent across the UK

For the past 27 years,...

Evelyn at Southwark Playhouse

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

Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World at Theatre Royal Stratford East

Fantastically Great Women who...

King Lear at Shakespeare’s Globe

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

This Is Not Who I Am/Rapture at the Royal Court Theatre

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

“Flamenco is a race where there is no end – you never stop learning”: An interview with Manuel Liñán on ¡Viva! at the Sadler’s Wells Flamenco Festival 2022

Jitney at the Old Vic

20 years after its last London performance, August Wilson’s Jitney is revived by...

“The fact a play as relevant as Jitney is not known outside of the US is criminal”: An interview with Sule Rimi on starring in August Wilson’s Jitney at the Old Vic

The Car Man at the Royal Albert Hall

Sir Matthew Bourne’s dance thriller, The Car Man makes a return to the...

Ben Delacreme Is… Ready to Be Committed at Leicester Square Theatre

BenDeLaCreme famously made her mark...

Gunpowder Plot at the Vaults

An ambitious experience with a lot of potential, The Gunpowder Plot would almost...

Gecko: The Wedding at the Barbican

Returning to London after its initial run as part of the London...

Britannicus at the Lyric Hammersmith

Entangled webs of deceit unroll on the Lyric’s stage in Jean...