Tennessee Williams’s first successful play becomes the last to be shown...

For lovers of dance, drumming, music or Japanese culture, the Peacock Theatre in...

Se7ven and Prestige Productions’ Punk...

Kenneth MacMillan’s Romeo and Juliet celebrates its 60th anniversary...

James Graham – the writer behind such stage successes as Dear England and This House,...

When it comes to depicting the Holocaust onstage or onscreen,...

The Gatehouse is a cosy venue in Hampstead, home to a wonderfully...

Is it possible for a lone performance to both electrify and deflate a...

Premiering in London back in 1978, Alterations by Guyanese writer Michael...

The tragicomic hero has long been an archetype of British comedy. Set...

What was once the stuff of science fiction is rapidly infiltrating itself...

Light of Passage is a stunning ballet choreographed by the esteemed...

Those with little stomach for the insistent modernisation of...

It’s a curious balancing act for a live show to centre its own contents...

Eloka Ivo is making waves with...

In the sparkling bathroom of a high-end Seattle building, a cleaning lady...

An unconventional new sex comedy by Mike Bartlett, Unicorn tackles an essential...

George Orwell’s great modern classic is brought back to the stage...

Written in 1900 and first performed the following year, eminent...

“Memory pairs the living with the dead.” Those are the words, uttered in...

Heralded as one of the greatest and most popular operas, Wolfgang...

Greek tragedies are having something of a moment in London, what...

Strong contrasts and sudden changes of rhythm are crucial in this production of Oedipus....

Laura Horton’s new play Lynn Faces...