Theatre reviews

The Master Builder at Arcola Theatre

Ambition is a psychological prison in The Master Builder, a play written in 1892 by Henrik Ibsen, often known as “the father of modern...

Jennifer Hensey

The Pianist at Park Theatre

Jim Compton-Hall

High School Musical at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre

Angel’s Bone at London Coliseum

Chloe Vilarrubi

Some Woman at the National Theatre

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The Master Builder at Arcola Theatre
Ambition is a psychological prison in The Master Builder, a play written...

Jennifer Hensey 23rd October 2026
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Play
Angel’s Bone at London Coliseum
Director Kip Williams makes his UK opera debut with a disturbing and explicit...

Chloe Vilarrubi 17th October 2026
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Play
Some Woman at the National Theatre
Women are told they can have it all… the children, a career and a life...

Sofia Webster 16th October 2026
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Play
Tom at the Farm at Barbican Theatre
Tom at the Farm is a blood-soaked, homoerotic fever dream where reality and...

Sophia Moss 15th October 2026

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Musical
The Pianist at Park Theatre
Heartbreaking and extraordinary, The Pianist tells the true story of one Jewish...

Jim Compton-Hall 22nd October 2026
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Musical
High School Musical at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre
Forget AI and futuristic driverless cars for a moment:...

Bev Lung 21st October 2026
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Musical
From the Heart at Garrick Theatre
A celebration of his five-decade career, Oscar-winning lyricist Don Black’s...

Michael Higgs 9th October 2026
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Musical
Rent at Tom Stoppard Theatre
Musicals are not only for happy stories or cheerful narratives with a sudden sad...

Cristiana Ferrauti 9th October 2026

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Dance
End of the World and Hard Boiled Wonderland at Barbican Theatre
As with Haruki Murakami’s 1985 source novel,...

Thomas Messner 9th October 2026
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Dance
San Francisco Ballet: Mere Mortals at Sadler’s Wells
Described as “reimagining the story of Pandora’s...

Gala Woolley 10th September 2026
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Dance
The Car Man at Sadler’s Wells
Dancing through the hottest summer in London, by far, is one of the hottest...

Natallia Pearmain 31st July 2026
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Dance
Our Mighty Groove at Sadler’s Wells East
In a jubilant paean to the New York club scene, Our Mighty...

Lucy Carter 3rd July 2026

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Theatre
Giffords Circus’ Waterfield at Chiswick House & Gardens
Putting up the big top next door to the...

Cristiana Ferrauti 28th May 2026
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Theatre
Chat Noir at The Lost Estate
“You will not watch, you will not listen. You will be dragged under.”...

Jim Compton-Hall 29th April 2026
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Theatre
Biff to the Future at Wilton’s Music Hall
Have you ever wondered about a side character’s...

Lucy Carter 21st April 2026
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Theatre
OVO Cirque du Soleil at Royal Albert Hall
Cirque du Soleil’s Ovo brings its beautiful insect paradise back to...

Jim Compton-Hall 15th January 2026

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Play
Camden Fringe 2026: Romeo. Juliet at Old Red Lion Theatre
PurpleDoor’s Romeo. Juliet at the Camden Fringe...

Dionysia Afolabi 30th August 2026
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Play
Camden Fringe 2026: Something About England at Libra Theatre Cafe
Steve North has opened a three-night run of...

Sylvia Unerman 28th August 2026
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Play
Camden Fringe 2026: Caravan Tea Party at Etcetera Theatre
A café in Nicaragua. A Zoom job interview. Or is it...

Thomas Messner 26th August 2026
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Play
Camden Fringe 2026: Wrap Party at Lion & Unicorn Theatre
While showbiz stories usually focus on the glitz...

Dionysia Afolabi 24th August 2026

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Play
Helen
There’s always a lively buzz at the Vault Festival. Once a year, an array of...

Mersa Auda 17th March 2023
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Play
Melonade
A fun gameshow-style play about neurodiversity and the terrible state of the UK education...

Jim Compton-Hall 15th March 2023
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Play
Con-Version at the Vaults
It’s astounding that in 2023 the British government still haven’t...

Jonathan Marshall 15th March 2023
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Play
Time
“This is probably one of the weirder hours of my life,” admitted Gaynor O’Flynn...

Madison Sotos 13th March 2023

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Play
Chicken Shop at the Park

What begins as a fairly light-hearted drama of domesticity in a modern context quickly...

Stuart Boyland 4th September 2014
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Play
The Me Plays at The Old Red Lion

Written and performed by Andrew Maddock, The Me Plays is a rhythmic flow of...

Culture Desk 4th September 2014
Source at Artsdepot | Theatre review
“What are they doing?” came the whisper from a young boy to his father while watching Source, a free outdoor performance showcasing circus skills, dance, music and theatre. We were 20 minutes into the hour-long street show, scrutinising six strangely dressed adults and a line of children, clad in blue and white,...

Niki Shakallis 1st September 2014
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Play
Autobahn at The King’s Head

The King’s Head Theatre is another boxed-in, stuffy one – the perfect...

Alex Finch 30th August 2014
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Play
Toast at the Park

Richard Bean may have given up on any dreams of becoming a professional occupational...

Genevieve Akindele 30th August 2014
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Play
Eye of a Needle at Southwark Playhouse

In a busy immigration office, the work pace has increased: phones are...

Johanna Eliasson 30th August 2014
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Play
Anna Weiss at the Space

Operation Yewtree is surely to blame for the disproportionately large number of plays...

Laura Foulger 29th August 2014
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Opera
Madame X at the Arcola

Arcola Theatre’s Grimeborn series sees Tim Benjamin’s new opera Madame X take to the...

Georgia Mizen 27th August 2014
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Musical
Avenue Q at New Wimbledon

The musical Avenue Q debuted at New Wimbledon Theatre last night after sell-out...

Chaneen Salako 27th August 2014
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Play
I Believe in Unicorns at Vaudeville

The stage dressing at the Vaudeville Theatre is pretty unassuming: books...

Joe Manners Lewis 25th August 2014

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