After a sell-out Vault Festival 2017 run, Feral Foxy Ladies...

Dublin-based theatre group Malaprop’s Jericho attempts to combine wrestling, feminism,...

Gina and Tommy are quite the ordinary pair. She is a Spanish waitress,...

After a sell-out run at the National Theatre in...

Martyna Majok’s beautiful play comes to the UK to toy with our emotions,...

Given the paralysing enormity of the threat, it’s honestly surprising that...

My Dad’s Gap Year is an ambitious project with some decent acting and...

Superhoe, the Royal Court’s first collaboration with the Talawa Theatre...

Paris, 1935. With Nazism taking Central Europe by storm, Germany is no...

Edinburgh Fringe veteran Rory O’Keeffe’s comedy The...

As absurd comedy theatre goes, Kill The Beast: Director’s...

The new year is well on its way and London’s theatre enthusiasts are queuing up...

Writer Joe Orton’s first staged work The Ruffian on the...

After an award-winning run at last year’s festival, immersive theatre company Exit Productions return to...

Writer Lydia Rynne’s late coming-of-age tale is rooted in the rage that spreads as one...

With minimalistic stage and costume designs, Nouveau Riché’s production of...

An extremely strong addition to the Vault Festival,...

The reimagining of Belarus Free Theatre’s Counting Sheep is a theatrical...

Celebrating a fantastic year of richly engaging...

On first inspection audiences might mistake Leave to Remain for a...

The Circus is a magical world of show, offering death-defying stunts, impressive...

Three window blinds hang centre stage as a woman enters from the left,...

Character comedian Jay Bennett stars as disillusioned 80s diva Yasmine Day, performing an...