To Kill a Mockingbird at Gielgud Theatre

Harper Lee’s renowned story is introduced by an endearing Scout...

The Maladies at Yard Theatre

The Maladies, directed by Yasmin Hafesji, written by Carmen Nasr and devised with...

How It Is (Part Two) at the Coronet Theatre

With its peeling balustrades and meticulously preserved...

The Corn Is Green at the National Theatre

Nicola Walker returns to the stage in a rare revival of Emlyn...

The Straw Chair at Finborough Theatre

Finborough theatre has been home to some of the most prominent artists...

“Queer stories are so absent and so rich for drama, joy and conflict”: An interview with Stephanie Martin on Juniper and Jules

Bonnie and Clyde at Arts Theatre

The musical Bonnie and Clyde has only ever had a short stint in Broadway, but...

Another America at Park Theatre

It’s odd when plays break the fourth wall – and can be off-putting if they...

The Tiger Lillies: One Penny Opera at Soho Theatre

The Tiger Lillies’ latest macabre cabaret should be...

Wolf Cub at Hampstead Theatre

Set during the turbulent 80s and early 90s in the USA, Wolf Cub is an...

The 47th at the Old Vic

It’s not a secret that in the last decades, US-American elections have been the stuff...

“I don’t see boundaries”: Director Marco Gerris on Elements of Freestyle at Sadler’s Wells

& Juliet at Shaftesbury Theatre

Taking inspiration from Shakespeare’s infamous tragic love tale, the...

Project Dictator at New Diorama Theatre

Making its world premiere at the New Diorama Theatre in London, Project...

Anyone Can Whistle at Southwark Playhouse

Anyone Can Whistle is a bizarre, outlandish parody of political...

The Fever Syndrome at Hampstead Theatre

The Fever Syndrome tells the story of Dr Richard Myers, a giant in the...

Hamlet at the National Theatre

Considered one of the most prominent works by William Shakespeare, Hamlet is a...

Traplord at 180 Studios

Located in the heart of Strand, and a short walk from Somerset House, 180 Studios...

Straight Line Crazy at Bridge Theatre

Robert Moses changed 1920s New York forever with his innovative...

School of Rock at New Wimbledon Theatre

Following the huge success of the hit film School of Rock that graced...

The Red at Original Theatre online

The Red begins in a wine cellar; it’s a one-set play that makes use of...

Cock at Ambassadors Theatre

Cock is an often insightful exploration of issues surrounding identity and...

Small Island at the National Theatre

Andrea Levy’s intimate story of intertwined lives returns in this...

Ghosts of the Titanic at Park Theatre

Most people know about the Titanic, many from James Cameron’s romantic...

The Woods at Southwark Playhouse

What could possibly go wrong on a vacation to a remote cabin in the woods?...