The Tell-Tale Heart at the National Theatre

Something about Anthony Neilson’s freaky regurgitation of The...

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time at Piccadilly Theatre

Bunny Christie’s cubic set-up at the...

Peter Pan at Park Theatre

Before the famed novel of The Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up there was a play...

Uncle Vanya at Hampstead Theatre

Chekhov’s tragicomedy finds a (largely Scottish-accented) Russian family...

Dialektikon at Park Theatre

Dialektikon is a German term referring to a rhetorical device whereby someone asks...

Nine Night at Trafalgar Studios

Newly transferred from The National Theatre, Nine Night tells the story of a...

A Christmas Carol at the Old Vic

Dickens’s classic Yuletide ghost story, A Christmas Carol, is on at the Old...

Aladdin at Hackney Empire

Aladdin might just be the best a pantomime can get. There’s nothing stale about...

Hole at the Royal Court Theatre

Even at an hour, Hole, the debut from Game of Thrones‘ Ellie Kendrick, is...

Bill Bailey: Larks in Transit at Wyndham’s Theatre

A brilliantly funny show from one of Britain’s...

“It’s so important that younger audiences and families have access to high quality productions as today’s children are the audience of tomorrow”: An interview with Seussical director James Tobias

The Snowman at the Peacock Theatre

What should be an enjoyable evening out for the family to cosy up to while...

True West at the Vaudeville Theatre

It’s hard not to be cynical about True West. A big (white male) TV star,...

Macbeth at the Garrick Theatre

The latest production by the National Youth Theatre is as good as, if not better...

Never Swim Alone at Etcetera Theatre

Never Swim Alone, directed by Alexander Hicks, is, at heart, a satirical...

The Night Before Christmas at Southwark Playhouse

Although traditionally a happy time of year during which...

Head-Rot Holiday at the Hope Theatre

Written in the early 1990s by Sarah Daniels and originally staged by Clean...

Britten’s War Requiem at the London Coliseum

Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem is one of the musical...

Boys at New Diorama Theatre

Boys is an upbeat exploration of manhood and the first full-length production by...

Seussical at Southwark Playhouse

Does Dr Seuss transition well to the stage? The audience at Southwark...

Top ten theatre shows to see in December 2018

December is always an exciting time for London’s theatre enthusiasts. This year...

Dick Whittington at the Lyric Hammersmith

Marking the tenth anniversary (drum roll please for those in the...

Boujie at the Drayton Arms

Actor and writer Hassan Govia’s debut play about social climbing and status...

Dirty Dancing at New Wimbledon Theatre

Following a global phenomenon like Dirty Dancing is a challenging feat....

How to Catch a Krampus at the Pleasance Theatre

This year, LGBTQ+ collective Sink the Pink bring us the...