Present Laughter at the Old Vic

Andrew Scott smashes all expectations in this hilarious new adaptation of Noël...

Hamlet at Iris Theatre

Set in a woefully undeveloped near-future dictatorship, sitting through the entirety of...

Connections Festival 2019: Variations and Flesh at the National Theatre

Variations by Katie Hims and Flesh by...

Carmen at the Royal Opera House

Barrie Kosky takes Georges Bizet’s masterpiece Carmen – which is one of the...

Summer Rolls at Park Theatre

Summer Rolls, the first British-Vietnamese play to be staged in the United...

Cash Cow at Hampstead Theatre

In a world dominated by a society which places too much emphasis on appearances,...

“There is a really nerdy side of music and conversely a really wild side of science so we’ve been inspired by those crossovers”: Director Alexander Scott on Little Bulb Theatre’s The Future

Voices in the Dark: From Across the Globe at Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

The British Red Cross Young Refugee...

The Mother at Southbank Centre

Visionary director and choreographer Arthur Pita brings Danish prolific author...

Sh!t-faced Shakespeare: Hamlet at Leicester Square Theatre

Most theatregoers may know him as the senseless...

What Was Left at Southwark Playhouse

Buzzing with plenty of energy, What Was Left is an ambitious play that...

Three Sisters at Vaudeville Theatre

Lev Dodin brings Maly Drama Theatre of St Petersburg to London with his...

After Dark; or, a Drama of London Life at Finborough Theatre

After Dark’s plot, director Phil Willmott...

The Sandman at Southwark Playhouse

This month Southwark Playhouse is host to The Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation...

The Knot at Old Red Lion Theatre

Dan Daniel’s original production of The Knot is a quick and cutting...

The Light in the Piazza at the Southbank Centre

Hit Broadway musical The Light in the Piazza makes its London...

The Damned (Les Damnés) at the Barbican

“The complicity of the people is the great miracle of the Third...

Audience Choice: The Comedy of Errors at Shakespeare’s Globe

Faced with apparent rejection by her...

I Know My Husband Loves Me at Union Theatre

Married life suits mental health support worker Trish Mott (Lia...

Where We Belong at Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

What if the wolf could fly and the bird was afraid of flight? Is it...

Hansel and Gretel at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre

Dark and disquieting, Hansel and Gretel is one of the...

“Growing up we were starved of characters on our stages that looked like us”: Othello: Remixed director Darren Raymond discusses the importance of representation

Napoli, Brooklyn at Park Theatre

Sometimes even the best production cannot save a play. Here we have a very...

Strange Fruit at Bush Theatre

In The Unpassing, Chia-Chia Lin has her main character, the child of Taiwanese...

“If history has taught us anything, it’s that we learn f**k all from history”: Director of Dark Sublime Andrew Keates discusses the importance of shaping a future full of diversity and acceptance