'Great play, great revival': THE CLAIM " Shoreditch Town Hall
In the era of Brexit, and the government's new immigration proposals, Tim Cowbury's The Claim feels suddenly even more relevant.
In the era of Brexit, and the government's new immigration proposals, Tim Cowbury's The Claim feels suddenly even more relevant.
Actor Adam Sina chatted to us about starring in Brian Cox's production of Sinners at the Playground Theatre.
Meat is an intense and thoughtful play, which doesn't spoon feed answers to its audience but instead poses a set of questions and leaves us to process them in our own way and within the fram…
Who knows, in years to come a Fringe theatre may manage to hit the right tone with The Prince of Egypt. In the meantime, this production could do with a little more creative flair and re-wri…
Writer Gillian Greer confidently addresses nuances and problems around sex and consent in Meat at Theatre 503 and director Lucy Jane Atkinson ensures tensions consistently run high.
Once is not just your average love story. It's a charming production with a touching tale and exquisite music that's sure to capture your heart " it's guaranteed to be a show you'll want to …
John Mortimer's hilarious tale of an unsuccessful barrister and an unsuccessful criminal, The Dock Brief, will receive a revival at the Cockpit Theatre later this spring. Time to get booking!
For spectacle and energy, The Prince of Egypt is worth a visit. It's not going to change your life but it'll provide a fun few hours of superfluous theatricality that looks and sounds very p…
Award-winning playwright Martin McDonagh is back in London's West End this summer with his acclaimed play, The Pillowman, starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Steve Pemberton.
A theatrical adventure taking in both the virtual and real world, Jekyll and Hyde at the Vaults is fantastically put together and orchestrated.
Daniel Easton as The Actor and Robert Goodale as Mr Kips both give superb performances in The Woman In Black as they start to weave the story, keeping the audience captivated from start to f…
Random and topical thoughts and quotes gathered by My Theatre Mates contributor Aleks Sierz, first published on www.sierz.co.uk.
David Mercatali's production of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf though long finds layer after layer in the lashings of marital discord.
Audiences at London's Etcetera Theatre can wrap their minds about a different murder mystery in March, when Aidan Valentine stars in Stanley Young is Staging a Reconstruction of a Murder. Ti…
Filled with fantastic wordplay, Ben Elton's comedy Upstart Crow is a lovely tribute to William Shakespeare.
"Feminism has emancipated us and raised our expectations, but unfortunately in the process we have found ourselves yoked to a timetable that ignores the constraints of our biological clocks.…
In The Prince Of Egypt highly committed cast does their best to ride out inconsistent production choices to deliver work that fills the Dominion well.
Tiata Fahodzi's Seeds in association with the Leeds Playhouse, Soho Theatre and Tara Finney Productions is being world premiered in Leeds.
For a celebration of music, life and heritage, get On Your Feet! and conga your way to see this tour.
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for the UK premiere of the Broadway musical Be More Chill.
Drip Drip Drip transfers to London's Pleasance Theatre next week. Writer-director Jon Welch explains how the fast-shifting new world order inspired the play, set on an NHS oncology ward, and…
How did an off-the-cuff response to a Theatre 503 show lead to The Ballerina premiering in New York before coming to his year's VAULT Festival. Playwright Anne-Sophie Marie explains. Read he…
Casting has been announced for the European premiere of Michael Melski's hit Canadian two-hander Hockey Mom, Hockey Dad, which runs at London's Finborough Theatre from 31 March to 25 April 2…
There are puzzles, and codes to be cracked, jobs to be planned, people to be hired, revenge to be had & scores to be settled in the fun experience that is Colab Theatre's Crooks 1926.
As The Special Relationship starts performances, we talk to author Hassan Abdulrazzak about transatlantic diplomacy, immigration, Middle Eastern playwrights to watch and returning to Soho Th…