A Hero of Our Time at the Arcola Theatre

Russian novels are often highly critical, uncomfortable to read and...

Summer and Smoke at the Duke of York’s Theatre

Summer and Smoke is the ten-pound note you find in the...

Brendan Cole: All Night Long at the Adelphi Theatre

One thing that has to be said for Brendan Cole’s All...

Cuckoo at Soho Theatre

London is a mythological destination, a kind of “Oz” for the characters in...

War Horse at the National Theatre: A marvellous achievement

The centenary of the World War One armistice has...

Hadestown at the National Theatre

Orpheus? More like Borepheus. A glib assessment of National Theatre’s...

Unbelonger at the Cockpit Theatre

Stage director Erika Kuittenen returns with Ekata Theatre’s Unbelonger as...

Pinter Three and Four at the Harold Pinter Theatre

Jamie Lloyd and Soutra Gilmour unite once again to give us a...

Sisters Grimm preview upcoming shows including acclaimed Zulu ballet Inala at Ministry of Sound

On Thursday 8th November,...

Lands at Bush Theatre

Two obsessive-compulsives are the focus of this surreal performance about relationships...

The Hoes at Hampstead Theatre

Ifeyinwa Frederick’s debut play takes us to Ibiza, where three 25-year-old...

Drowned or Saved? at Tristan Bates Theatre

When does the researching of explanations becomes an unforgiving...

Don Quixote at the Garrick Theatre: A comedic masterpiece

Miguel de Cervantes’s novel Don Quixote is by no...

The Pit and the Pendulum at Omnibus Theatre

Edgar Allen Poe’s short story The Pit and the Pendulum has always...

Romeo and Juliet at the Barbican: A current and relevant retelling

Retelling Shakespeare’s most celebrated...

Brass at Union Theatre

Brass was commissioned in 2014 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the start of the...

A Pupil at Park Theatre

Have you ever heard the tale of the once great artist turned contemptible drunk who...

Coming up this November: A family friendly carnival, celebrations of Indian dance and European theatre-makers and an arts festival to commemorate First World War Centenary

Chekhov’s First Play at the Battersea Arts Centre

Faithful in its unfaithfulness, Chekhov’s First...

ear for eye at the Royal Court

With ear for eye, debbie tucker green has managed to produce a work of such...

Honour at Park Theatre

Australian playwright Joanna Murray-Smith’s 1995 play Honour is being revived by...

The Paper Traveller at Kensington Central Library

Leaving its paper trail around select libraries in...

Dealing with Clair at the Orange Tree Theatre

Martin Crimp’s Dealing with Clair explores the world of...

The Wolves at the Theatre Royal Stratford East

These girls hunt as a pack. The game might be football –...

I and You at Hampstead Theatre

Pairing Zach Wyatt – a recent graduate from the Guildhall School of Music and...