Audiences are describing Jud Charlton's solo staging of Charles Dickens' festive classic, A (One-Man) Christmas Carol as "excellent" and "amazing". Take a look at what's been said about the …
While A Kind of People generates a lot of laughter it is nonetheless an uncompromising reflection of modern British society that sometimes makes for uncomfortable viewing.
Leopard print, rubber gloves and an Elvis impersonator; sounds like my kind of party! Take a look at the first images of Signal Theatre Company's revival of Charlotte Jones' award-winning co…
The Snow Queen is a wonderfully magical adventure that captures the imagination beautifully.
With an all-star cast, lots of laughs and plenty of magic, Cinderella at the New Wimbledon Theatre is a show not to be missed.
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for the London Palladium's 2019 festive offering.
The family tragedy at the heart of A Kind Of People is emotionally powerful but also oddly incomplete and unsatisfying.
The Little Prince is a beautiful show for all ages, with a heart-warming message about friendship and love that will make anyone nostalgic for being a child.
Love London Love Culture rounds up the reviews for Bijan Sheibani's production, A Taste Of Honey at the Trafalgar Studios
Each year I always think Sheffield Theatres can't excel the previous Christmas production, but once again I have been proved wrong with Guys and Dolls.
Visually arresting, the touring production of The Lion King which is booked into the Playhouse until March 2020, wants for nothing in terms of spectacle or budget.
Ell Potter and Mary Higgins return with Fitter, their second devised show to dance their way through a interrogation of masculinity, using almost 50 interviews of cis, transidentifying men.
Teenage Dick is one of those play titles you have to be careful mentioning or googling, a bit like Cock at the Royal Court " but it is wholly appropriate for Mike Lew's play.
Not much festive cheer around at the Royal Court, but plenty of grimly insightful writing in Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti's A Kind of People.
The stage adaptation of Neil Gaiman's 2013 novel The Ocean at the End of the Lane opens at the National Theatre and looks set to be a hit.
Random and topical thoughts and quotes gathered by My Theatre Mates contributor Aleks Sierz, first published on www.sierz.co.uk.
Joan of Leeds is a hilarious and unexpectedly relevant tale of Joan, a 14th century Nun, who fakes her own death in order to escape her convent and break her vow of abstinence to start life …
While the theatre world is currently excited about the casting of Elsa in Frozen the musical in London next year, the Park Theatre is celebrating the original Snow Queen with its Christmas p…
Just walking into the theatre and seeing Paul Anderson's vibrantly coloured set for The Boy Friend chases away the winter blues and transports you to 1920s Riviera in this sparkling producti…
Jamie Lloyd's stripped back but immensely enjoyable production of Cyrano de Bergerac highlights the power of language thanks to Martin Crimp's engaging adaptation.
The production team that ensured the show could go on after part of a West End theatre ceiling collapsed and the revival of much-loved pop magazine Smash Hits are among the nominees for The …
Asya Sosis directs a new production of 1944 Soviet satire Dragon for two performances only this weekend, hot on the heels of the UK's general election. In the piece, a brave knight's attempt…
With the stalls audience standing and the performers clamouring through the crowd and onto the stage, Kneehigh's staging of Ubu! evokes a gig, a party and a political rally all in one.
For the run up to Christmas, Peter Andre takes over the leading performance in Gary Lloyd's Thriller Live.
Superstar is a fantastic piece of theatre that is completely honest and paints a very realistic image of what it is to grow up in a house of over-achievers.