I’m a Phoenix, Bitch at Battersea Arts Centre

What’s in a name? Sometimes, not a lot. Then again,...

Bullet Hole at Park Theatre

Gloria Williams’s intriguing and significant play Bullet Hole, directed by Lara...

The Malady of Death at the Barbican

Taking as its launchpad a novella about a dysfunctional sexual relationship...

Little Fools at The Space

You can’t choose your family. It’s a phrase that has lost its meaning with...

Salome at the London Coliseum

Conductor Martyn Brabbins brings Richard Strauss’s gorgeous music to life once...

Pinter Two: The Lover/The Collection at the Harold Pinter Theatre

Pinter at the Pinter is a revival of the...

Memorial at the Barbican

The set is black, the orchestra plays a melancholy melody and, as the lights start...

Antony and Cleopatra at the National Theatre

Well, at least it’s better than the Olivier’s last...

The Other Place at Park Theatre

American playwright Sharr White’s The Other Place is directed by Claire van...

Little Pieces of Gold at Southwark Playhouse

The bar for new writing is set high for this year’s Little...

“Theatre helps us to glimpse the truth about the world and about ourselves”: Playwright Brian Coyle on Timeless

Go on a treasure hunt through London’s libraries in immersive show The Paper Traveller

Alan Fielden with JAMS: Marathon at the Barbican

It has been proved that the now common use and abuse of...

Adam at Battersea Arts Centre

When director Cora Bissett heard a short monologue by performer Adam Kashmiry...

The End of Eddy at the Unicorn Theatre

As an adaptation of the book En finir avec Eddy Bellegueule, The End of...

Lest We Forget at Sadler’s Wells

Commemorating the First World War, the remarkable collection of three...

Eyam at Shakespeare’s Globe

The Derby plague of 1665, and especially its impact on the village of Eyam,...

The Human Voice at the Gate Theatre

Jean Cocteau’s La Voix Humaine, which was famously made into a one-act...

Summer Holiday the Musical at New Wimbledon Theatre

Summer Holiday, based on the 1963 Cliff Richard film, is...

The Outsider (L’Étranger) at the Print Room at the Coronet

Ben Okri’s stage adaptation The...

The Prisoner at the National Theatre

How do you forgive yourself after committing a horrendous crime? What is...

The Village at Theatre Royal Stratford East

The internet, iPhones, space travel, cars, democratic government...

Foxfinder at the Ambassadors Theatre

Foxes are the unseen enemy in a world ruled by paranoia in Dawn King’s...

Misty at Trafalgar Studios

A couple of things to consider when deciding if Arinzé Kene’s Misty is for you:...

Natalia Osipova – Pure Dance at Sadler’s Wells

An intriguing, eclectic series of dance vignettes,...