Written by Dameon Garnett in response to the ongoing debate around free speech, Sticks and Stones is a fascinating two-hander that explores how we talk about issues of race, class and privil…
A simply superb production, Drip Drip Drip is flawlessly performed, powerful, righteously angry, poetic and emotionally devastating.
In an ongoing collaboration, Proforca Theatre premieres James Lewis' new play Lately, which will have a strictly limited season at its resident home, London's Lion & Unicorn Theatre, fro…
Shoe Lady is an intriguing and well-considered examination of the social and domestic pressures placed on women to perform multiple and often contradictory roles in our society.
After their acclaimed West End debut with Education Education Education, The Wardrobe Ensemble return to London with their latest devised show, following an Edinburgh Fringe sell-out and UK …
After much speculation, producers have confirmed that Sheridan Smith will revisit her award-wining portrayal of the late Cilla Black to star in Bill Kenwright's stage production, Cilla The M…
From the wicked Queen who can't let go of her stupidly innocent son, from the dumbstruck King to the spunky swamp Princess who swims the moat and swashbuckles her way into favour, this is a …
As part of the industry-invite, opening night performance of In Search of a White Identity, the first new play developed and produced in association with The Actors Centre, I'll chair a disc…
New London-based physical theatre company Pan!c Drama brings its debut production Dogs on a Highway to Drayton Arms Theatre for two performances only later this week. Be quick to book ticket…
Stellar ensemble casting has been announced for Philip Ridley's new time-hopping black comedy The Beast of Blue Yonder, which receives its world premiere at London's Southwark Playhouse next…
Do you remember The Princess and the Pea from childhood? Hans Christian Andersen's fairy-tale kingdom has now come to musical life with Mark Giesser's revival of Broadway classic Once Upon a…
What would happen if John Milton's Paradise Lost got a dark, horror-infused make over? The answer comes to The Hope Theatre, in Thomas Arensen's The Fall, later this month. Book your tickets…
Winners of the Offies 2020 Awards, held at Battersea Arts Centre, have been announced. It was the tenth anniversary year of the awards presented by Off West End.
Nuclear War, Buried and Graceland at the Old Red Lion Theatre become a compelling triptych of plays all connected by the themes of love, loss, trauma and existence.
Visit Bethlehem is a short, sharp, site-specific show which imaginatively blends fun into a personal tale about the brutal reality of living under military occupation.
The Special Relationship is a brilliant satire served with a chilling dose of real-life stories of men and women torn apart from their families and deported back to the UK from the US while …
We round up the reviews for Jonathan O'Boyle's production of Jason Robert Brown's musical The Last Five Years at the Southwark Playhouse.
The Last Of The Pelican Daughters seamlessly mixed tears of laughter into tears of heartbreak. Honest, thoughtful and intelligent in direction, writing and performance.
Preparations are underway for the premiere of MUM, Juliet Cowan's new play inspired by her own mother's experiences with dementia. What has the cast been getting up to in rehearsal? Take a l…
The Old Red Lion's put together an interesting triptych of plays that, if you're short for time, allow you to experience the gamut of human experience.
The Olivier and Tony Award-winning production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time will tour the UK and Ireland this autumn, including a limited run in London at Troubadour W…
Not all the humour connects in Bang Bang! but impressive performances ensure an entertaining evening is had by all.
"Jekyll is the most narrative-driven game we've done so far... We wanted to see if we could do something where the story itself is the thing that compels you to keep on moving forwards." The…
Following a hit season at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre last November, Andy Walker's tale of a soldier trying to cope with his fast as he prepares for the future, Delivery, returns to London …
Hassan Abdulrazzak's new play The Special Relationship, based on interviews with Brits deported from the United States, has just premiered at Soho Theatre and it's causing a buzz. Check out …