Top Girls at the National Theatre: A reminder of how little social discussion has changed since the 80s

The Trials of Oscar Wilde at Greenwich Theatre

Oscar Fingal O’Flahertie Wills Wilde (John Gorick), one of the...

The Crucible at The Yard Theatre

The Yard’s Artistic Director Jay Miller directs this incongruous, tonally...

Little Miss Sunshine at the Arcola Theatre

With some strong musical numbers, a good cast and occasional moments...

To See Salisbury at the Playground Theatre

Can anyone imagine if the Skripal poisoning story was depicted from...

“Outside of the works of Sophocles and Shakespeare, I can’t think of a more dizzying fall from grace”: Writer-director John O’Connor discusses The Trials of Oscar Wilde

“I must have been a born fibber”: Box Clever writer Monsay Whitney discusses the art of storytelling

“What are theatre spaces actually doing to break down the class ceiling?”: Killymuck writer Kat Woods discusses the fight against elitism in the theatre

Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train at the Young Vic

Philosophical discussions about religion and morality...

Maggie May at Finborough Theatre

Liverpool Docks. 1960s. Streetwalker Maggie May (Kara Lily Hayworth) is a...

Hair at New Wimbledon Theatre

Despite its notoriety, Jonathan O’Boyle has lathered the 50th anniversary...

Sh!t-faced Showtime: Oliver with a Twist at Leicester Square Theatre

In the world of theatre, like many of the...

Cry Havoc at Park Theatre

With some decent acting, a pretty set design by Emily Bestow and effective lighting...

Box Clever and Killymuck at the Bunker

This double bill of one-woman shows explores the effects of growing up...

Half Me, Half You at the Tristran Bates Theatre

It’s a surprise that so few Trump-era plays are being...

Ali and Dahlia at the Pleasance Theatre

In his writing debut, actor-playwright Tariq Jordan draws on his dual...

After Edward at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

It’s sore jaws all round with this hilarious new play by Tom...

Berenice at the Royal Opera House

Berenice is a musical interpretation of notions of love and power and love as...

Wise Children at Richmond Theatre

Wise Children is the eponymous first production from a new company formed by...

A Family Outing – 20 Years On at the Barbican

Is it possible to revive an autobiographical drama 20 years...

Wolfie at Theatre503

Sometimes theatrical magic happens far more effortlessly in small studios tucked snugly...

My White Best Friend (and Other Letters Left Unsaid) at the Bunker

Is it a play, a social experiment, or a...

Victoria at Sadler’s Wells

Behind the queen, there was a woman: a passionate, intelligent, fragile woman,...

Margaret Thatcher Queen of Soho at Wilton’s Music Hall

It’s 1988, the eve of Margaret Thatcher’s...

The Phlebotomist at Hampstead Theatre

Like the best dystopias, The Phlebotomist is as much indebted to the...