Kill the Beast: Director’s Cut

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

Top ten theatre shows to see in February 2019

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

The Ruffian on the Stair at the Hope Theatre

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

Fight Night

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

Hear Me Howl

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

Queens of Sheba

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

A Super Happy Story (About Feeling Super Sad)

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

Counting Sheep

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

The Inheritance bags Best New Play at Critics’ Circle Theatre Awards 2019

Celebrating a fantastic year of richly engaging...

Leave to Remain at the Lyric Hammersmith

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

No Show at Soho Theatre

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

“It’s important to me that everyone of every age and gender connects to the story”: An interview with Hear Me Howl playwright Lydia Rynne

Dangerous Lenses

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

An Audience with Yasmine Day

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

In Loyal Company

Upbeat swing music plays as Joe, a young packer from Liverpool, stands frozen...

Secret Theatre at Town Hall Hotel

It’s 2024, no need for juries anymore, and each spectator at the latest...

Notre Dame de Paris at the London Coliseum

The musical adaptation of Notre Dame de Paris from the early...

Lola

The spectre of Nabokov’s Lolita has haunted the Western canon for decades, in turn reviled,...

Showstopper! The Improvised Musical at The Other Palace

The latest performance of hit improvised musical...

When We Have Sufficiently Tortured Each Other at the National Theatre

Martin Crimp’s new play delves into the...

“The joy of Vault is seeing people come for one type of show and then staying and watching something else they would have never seen otherwise”: An interview with the programmers of Vault Festival 2019

Dear Elizabeth at the Gate Theatre

From 1947 to 1977, Robert Lowell and Elizabeth Bishop wrote each other more...

Violet at Charing Cross Theatre

After winning multiple accolades and being nominated for four Tony Awards after...

Twelfth Night at Southwark Playhouse

Fuelled with incredible energy and creating a colourful scenario, Twelfth...

Witness for the Prosecution at London’s County Hall

Agatha Christie’s Traitor Hands, the source...