Anything Goes at the Barbican

When Anything Goes first hit the stage in 1934, the world was desperately in need...

Big Big Sky at Hampstead Theatre

Set in a café in remote coastal East Yorkshire, Tom Wells’s Big Big Sky is...

Domitius

Domitius, a new musical of Roman proportions, is an ambitious production but the standard is...

Bagdad Cafe at the Old Vic

Since our favourite food spots are now reopening all across the UK, it is fitting...

Changing Destiny at the Young Vic

Written by Ben Okri and adapted by artistic director Kwame Kwei-Armah,...

Wonderville at Palace Theatre

Bringing magic and illusion to the heart of the West End, Wonderville...

Hymn at Almeida Theatre

Following a very successful run of live-streamed shows earlier this year, Hymn returns...

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat at London Palladium

Some musicals never get old. Joseph and the...

The Two Character Play at Hampstead Theatre

The house lights remain on at the start of this play within a play,...

New Views competition winner Perspective at National Theatre online

Now in 2021, almost anyone can find...

National Youth Dance Company: Speak Volumes at Sadler’s Wells

“Simon says if you can’t handle your...

Lava at Bush Theatre

A fiery Ronkẹ Adékoluẹjo shines in Benedict Lombe’s profound debut play that tells...

Diversity in theatre: An interview with The Prince of Egypt villain Liam Tamne

Closed within six weeks of its West End opening...

360 Allstars at London Wonderground

Opening the London Wonderground season at a new site in Earls Court (though...

The Game of Love and Chance at Arcola Theatre

A hugely fun romp of deception, mistaken identities and falling...

Through This Mist

Clean Break uses theatre to tell the stories of women who have been involved in...

Dorian: A Rock Musical

131 years after the release of The Picture of Dorian Gray – Oscar Wilde’s Gothic...

“Entering another world”: Lost in Translation’s Massimiliano Rossetti on the circus

To celebrate their...

Funny Gals: An interview with Vikki Stone and Natasha Barnes

London’s Underbelly Festival is kicking off this week with plenty...

Our Little Lives: Shakespeare and Me at Almeida Theatre

“Now is tha winta of our discontent”....

Romeo and Juliet at Shakespeare’s Globe

After its long closure due to the pandemic, Shakespeare’s Globe...

Shit-Faced Shakespeare: Macbeth at Leicester Square Theatre

What if one of the classically-trained actors...

Helium at The Space

James Turner’s Helium is emotionally urgent and leaves the audience continually guessing...

Be More Chill at Shaftesbury Theatre

At first glance, one might wonder why this musical even exists. It’s the...

Pippin at Charing Cross Theatre

Pippin (Ryan Anderson) is destined for more than an ordinary life – something...