A Very Very Very Dark Matter at the Bridge Theatre

A Very Very Very Dark Matter represents a very very very...

Adventures in Black and White at Camden People’s Theatre

The pain of life in exile: what is it like to be...

The Wipers Times at Arts Theatre

The stage adaptation of Ian Hislop and Nick Newman’s TV film The Wipers...

The Wild Duck at Almeida Theatre

Robert Icke loves a gimmick. Uncle Vanya‘s constantly revolving set....

Macbeth at the Barbican

Well! It turns out the Scottish play is a horror film now. And not only...

It’s True, It’s True, It’s True at New Diorama Theatre

The Distance You Have Come at the Cockpit Theatre

Written and directed by award-winning New York-based composer...

“Rather than trying to break or warm hearts we are using theatre as resistance”: An interview with Phosphoros Theatre on Pizza Shop Heroes

A Guide for the Homesick at Trafalgar Studios

From the moment the audience enters the theatre they are greeted...

Wise Children at the Old Vic

On paper, Wise Children is sort of the perfect restart for Emma Rice. Originally...

Stories at the National Theatre

Having baffled the world of drama with Consent, Nina Raine returns to the...

The Incident at Canada Water Theatre

When dealing with themes that hold such weight and current cultural...

Company at the Gielgud Theatre

Having never seen or heard Stephen Sondheim’s Company before Marianne...

The Trench at Southwark Playhouse

Centrally ,The Trench by Les Enfant Terrible is an epic poem exploring the...

Mercury Fur at Milton Court Studio Theatre

What a dark and disturbing delight: Philip Riley’s dystopian...

The Inheritance at the Noel Coward Theatre

Never has a play been so well-received that the slamming of chairs...

The Wider Earth at the Natural History Museum

The Wider Earth is a grand voyage that will take audiences to...

Othellomacbeth at the Lyric Hammersmith

Artfully combining two of Shakespeare’s most famous...

Measure for Measure at the Donmar Warehouse

In the rush for relevant programming, it can be easy for theatres...

Porgy and Bess at the London Coliseum

More than 80 years after its premiere in 1935 featuring Todd Duncan and...

Dracula at the Brockley Jack Studio Theatre

When any director contends with a text that has been reproduced...

The Height of the Storm at Wyndham’s Theatre

The frenzied modern lifestyle pushes away thoughts about the...

I’m Not Running at the National Theatre

It’s not clear what David Hare intends I’m Not...

Mythic at Charing Cross Theatre

Like Wicked once flipped the well-known The Wizard of Oz on its head, Mythic...

Twelfth Night at the Young Vic

If music be the food of love, then the Young Vic’s musical adaptation...