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Valentine’s Day is upon us, so it’s no surprise the Network Theatre is only sparsely filled. Outside, couples rush to dinner reservations. In the...
On first inspection audiences might mistake Leave to Remain for a musical centred around Brexit,...
Babylon Beyond Borders is crucially relevant, raw, honest and poignantly situated in a divided and...
Writer Joe Orton’s first staged work The Ruffian on the Stair, created as a radio play then...
Paris, 1935. With Nazism taking Central Europe by storm, Germany is no longer the safe haven...
Gentleman Jack brings to life the unearthed, encoded diaries of late 18th-century Yorkshire-born pioneer Anne...
Superhoe, the Royal Court’s first collaboration with the Talawa Theatre Company, is like chatting with...
Jukebox musicals are the fluffiest form of theatre. They’re the much-demeaned backbone of the West...
After an award-winning run at last year’s festival, immersive theatre company Exit Productions return to...
It’s so refreshing when something actually lives up to the hype surrounding it. Tilda Swinton...
Valentine’s Day is upon us, so it’s no surprise the Network Theatre is only sparsely...
It’s hard not to be cynical about True West. A big (white male) TV star,...
Newly transferred from The National Theatre, Nine Night tells the story of a grieving inter-generational West...
“Do you want to do this?” “Do you?” George Mann and Nir Paldi star as...
A Small House at the Edge of the World could easily sound like the setting of...
Tonight’s programme dangles the audience from a precipice in a manner so perfectly Pinteresque you...
My Dad’s Gap Year is an ambitious project with some decent acting and good production...
Following a successful run of the previous decade in 2017, Rip It Up: The 60s...
The plays of Arthur Miller are a mainstay of the West End and Broadway; they...
In a performance that oozes humour, earworms and plenty of glamour from every pore, the...
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